No - you’re reading it as advertised, and they are fixed power.
S&B refers to these scopes as “First Focal Plane” in their catalogs and in the scope book with the scope.
If the recticle is positioned in the scope ahead of the magnification, whether it moves or not, the scope would “technically” be first focal plane, though most of us wouldn’t call it that.
Gotcha. That makes sense.
Thanks for that.
