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MIL. I can add the numbers faster. I can quickly tell you what 17 dimes equals, faster than I can 17 quarters. That, and 95% of all the shooters I have been around and shot with use MIL. Makes life much easier that way.
MIL is infinitely easier if you use metric. One click on a 1/10 turret is exactly 1 cm at 100 m. Once I discovered that, I didn't even bother buying anything in MOA or yards.
MIL is infinitely easier if you use metric. One click on a 1/10 turret is exactly 1 cm at 100 m. Once I discovered that, I didn't even bother buying anything in MOA or yards.
I mil is 1/1000th of whatever unit you want to measure. 1 squirrel ball at 1000 squirrel balls away is 1 mil. 1 mile at 1000 miles is 1 mil. 1 light year at 1000 light-years is 1 mil. Convert 100 yards to inches. Apply the same 1/1000th rule and you will see.
It's an angular measurement. Don't worry about what it is at distance. It doesn't matter. What is 1 mil at 753 yards? Or 1 mil at 1058 yards? I don't care because it is 1 mil.