Mrad help

[bart.hertog]

Hi people,

First i wish everyone a happy christmass and new year. Second, my name is bart. Ive bought myself a vortex razor FFP 5-20x50 EBR2 reticle version with 0.1 mrad clicks.now...at 100m If im correct :

0.1 mrad = 1cm

1 mrad = 10 cm

FORMULE : poi ( point of impact) / range x 10 ( 1 mrad ) = correction

Now, this is at 100m but stays this values ( 0.1 mrad : 1cm and 1mrad : 10cm ) the same beacuse its a FFP ? 

Gr,

Bart

[Catch-22]

Correct.

Some useful resources that goes into detail

And:

http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/07/20/mil-vs-moa-an-objective-comparison/

and a Merry Christmas to you too!

[Andrew]

I like this series by the NSSF with Cleckner on long range shooting. Pretty bare bones practical. I made my girl friend watch it when I gave her her .308.~Andrew

[Long Gun]

MRad is an angular unit of measure like you say. To that end the amount of space an MRad covers on paper will increase in direct proportion with distance:

. 1Mrad at 100m is 1cm

. 1Mrad at 200m is 2cm

.1Mrad at 300m is 3cm

Hope that helps and Merry Christmas 

[PaulC]

Hi Bart

in metres its very simple, in yards you can still use it if your used to MOA calculations 1 Mil at 100 yds is 3.6 inches so 1 click would be 1 /10 of  3.6 inches which is just over just over 1/3 of an MOA which is probably the only downside when shooting ultra long range in MRAD as the ajustments can be a little too much when shooting small targets past 1000 yds all the best and happy Christmas to all on UKV.

rgds Paul

[Strangely Brown]

Bart, 

If you would like an MoA to Mils conversion chart on MS excel. PM me your email address.