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The conventional wisdom is that for quick shots it is best to keep it on a low power for wider field of view. I have not found that to be the case. When the target appears smaller it takes longer to get everything lined up. When running dogs I will usually keep it on about 7 or 8. It makes it easier to know where the crosshairs are on the deer and easier to pick the holes in brush to shoot through.
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