Scope adjustments

[762willdo]

I have a friend that’s teaching his autistic son to shoot small local competitions, to the point does anyone know of a web site that has the scope adjustments for distance example his scope is 1/8 moa adjustments
so how much does it move at 100 yds and 200 yards etc. I can laminate them and he can use them I tried writing them but he doesn’t see them well when they’re written vs in organized columns with even spacing if that makes sense…….

 

[Dub]

You can go to the Berger website and create range cards for his specific set up and then convert them as you suggest

 

[Dub]

here is a link https://bergerbullets.com/ballistics-calculator/

 

[Fuj]

I've used JBM ballistics for some time. As of late though
I keep the Hornady 4DOF calculator book marked. They
have a standard calculator also.

 

[F-CLassInfo]

If your talking about “click” value at each distance then just times it by distance.
I click is
1/8” at 100
1/4” at 200
3/8 at 300
1/2” at 400
5/8 at 500
3/4 at 600
7/8 at 700
1” at 800
1 1/8” at 90 and so on.

If wanting to know bullet drop at each distance, then you need to input all the info into a ballistic calculator

 

[762willdo]

This is what I’m looking for only in columns format, I guess I’ll build it and print it I was just hoping there was a web site that had it….

 

[Dos XX]

jbmballistics.com

 

[Lone Hunter]

I have a friend that’s teaching his autistic son to shoot small local competitions, to the point does anyone know of a web site that has the scope adjustments for distance example his scope is 1/8 moa adjustments
so how much does it move at 100 yds and 200 yards etc. I can laminate them and he can use them I tried writing them but he doesn’t see them well when they’re written vs in organized columns with even spacing if that makes sense…….

Not really sure what you are asking but my NF scopes use .125 (1/8”) clicks. I have Shooter and Strelock Pro and if you send me all the inputs I can run them for you and send it in email or text. StrelokPro on left. Shooter on right

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[Dusty Stevens]

Get one of those dope cards either for his wrist or mounted on the gun he can look at. You can format it any way you want then print it. You may want to focus on just one yardage swap at a time like from 100 to 200 and keep it simple until they master that.