I have a silly questions here, but I want to make sure I understand MOA values and Mil Values.
I have a scope with the following adjustments: 1 click = 1/4" @ 100 yds, so with that in mind, at 400 yds, 1 click = 1"
Am I doing the math right?
Example: If I have 20" drop at 400 yds, I would would need to dial in 20 clicks (or 5 full number values on the turrent) of adjustment on the elevation, right?
Now for Mil values: 1 mil = 3.6" at 100 yds, 36" @ 1000 yds so at 400 yds, 1 mil = 14.4". Correct?
So if using the the same drop in the above example, I would hold over approximately 1.4 mils on my scope, since 1 mil =14.4" @ 400 yds
Thanks for the help. I am trying to make a range card for my varmint rifles and I want to make sure it is right.
I have a scope with the following adjustments: 1 click = 1/4" @ 100 yds, so with that in mind, at 400 yds, 1 click = 1"
Am I doing the math right?
Example: If I have 20" drop at 400 yds, I would would need to dial in 20 clicks (or 5 full number values on the turrent) of adjustment on the elevation, right?
Now for Mil values: 1 mil = 3.6" at 100 yds, 36" @ 1000 yds so at 400 yds, 1 mil = 14.4". Correct?
So if using the the same drop in the above example, I would hold over approximately 1.4 mils on my scope, since 1 mil =14.4" @ 400 yds
Thanks for the help. I am trying to make a range card for my varmint rifles and I want to make sure it is right.