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Math check

I'm installing a scope using Burris Signature Zee rings with the 0.01" eccentric inserts. I just want to double check my math. The ring centers are 4.8" appart. Using one eccentric ring set should give me:
arcsin(0.01/4.8 )*60 or 7.16 MOA of elevation. Using two in opposite orientations should double that to about 14.3 MOA. Right?

Arcsin and arctan are the same to several decimal points at low angles.
 

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