MOA vs mils.

Horse · Jul 25, 2018

As already mentioned above, pick one and get use to the math. As far as reticle, I prefer to keep it simple and not clutter up half the scope with a christmas tree. If shooting long range for fun, your not going to be in a hurry to use the "tree" for hold overs. Dial it up and hold for the wind.

hank4elk · Jul 26, 2018

I grew old with good old inches & feet. Second nature to me.
I just dislike having to think about it & do the math in metric....lol

1_pointer · Jul 26, 2018

hank4elk said:
I grew old with good old inches & feet. Second nature to me.
I just dislike having to think about it & do the math in metric....lol

There's no inches/feet or cm/mm involved really as both MOA/MIL are angular measurements.

hank4elk · Jul 26, 2018

1_pointer said:
There's no inches/feet or cm/mm involved really as both MOA/MIL are angular measurements.

I know,but my mind thinks different than most....lol ... & I hate metric numbers on my topo's too....I still use my dad's American Practical Navigator for info too.....1942 edition.

Fire_9 · Jul 26, 2018

1_pointer said:
There's no inches/feet or cm/mm involved really as both MOA/MIL are angular measurements.

This is what people fail to understand. A metric 1 is no different than an imperial 1. If my reticle says I need to move 1, I move 1

1_pointer · Jul 27, 2018

Fire_9 said:
This is what people fail to understand. A metric 1 is no different than an imperial 1. If my reticle says I need to move 1, I move 1

Yep! Sighting in a scope where the reticle/turrets match and that tracks well is so nice.

MOA vs mils.

Horse

Active member

hank4elk

Well-known member

1_pointer

Well-known member

hank4elk

Well-known member

Fire_9

Well-known member

1_pointer

Well-known member

Similar threads

Latest posts

Forum statistics

Share this page