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36 minutes ago, gunner said:

Not irrelevant but @ (each click) adjusts 1000y an moa scope adjust the bullet impact 2.5 " so a mil scope is 100mm or 4" right ?? I use sfp for all .

Err, no not quite

2.5" is correct for 0.25moa clicks (approx)

1000yds = one radius so 1 MilRad is 1000/1000 = 1yd or 36" :  1/10 Mil click is 3.6"

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2 minutes ago, One on top of two said:

Not quite 

 

1/4 MOA  /1 click at 1000 = 2.63”

mrad / 1 mill at 1000 = 3.6” 

Not quite, 1/10th mil = 3.6"

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3 minutes ago, One on top of two said:

You know what I mean 🤔

well yes, I guessed,  but it might confuse referring to a click as a mil?

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1 minute ago, Blacknsilver said:

So to sum up. If the distance to the target is know. And your not using the scope to range the target. It doesn’t matter what system you are using?

 

👍 nope .

its just a matter of choice really , if your shooting a known distance. If your shooting benchrest then that’s a different matter . 

Mrad for me personally comes into its own if targets at different distances ( steel plates ) or hunting / varmint shooting , I just find it easier  to work with . And with matched turrets and reticule I’m able to do calculations and adjustments in my head very quickly . 

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45 minutes ago, Blacknsilver said:

Why does it get the answer in inches if Mrad is in cm?

I refer you to earlier posts in this thread.  Milrads are not metric or imperial, it's just convenient to do the maths in multiples of 10

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I was close ish , ill leave you guys to it ☎️ taxi 

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