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Weaver T36 adjustments

I just got a new Weaver T36 scope to use on my first build. I was looking at it and trying to figure out what the MOA adjustment range was. It's total range was 65 MOA in both windage and elevation. My question is this----Why are the dials calibrated with 9 MOA per revolution rather than 8 or 10? This just didn't make a lot of sense to me and maybe I'm missing something. Can anyone explain the reasoning for this or was that just the threading available for manufacturing.
 
It is to cause us confusion and missed critters.

Otherwise, porbably the mechanics inside the tube. They made T-10's with the same MOA per turn and with 18 MOA per turn. Go figure.
 

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