Man is MOA, Woman is Mils, & Dog is newbie.
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The only humane thing to do with a useless yap mutt like that.
Shoot it, twice.
Go on about life.
Never once seen a poodle worth a flying fuck in a hail storm.
Shoot it, twice.
Go on about life.
Never once seen a poodle worth a flying fuck in a hail storm.
Who argued about MOA vs MILs?
MOA = Minute of America
MILs = Communist homo Biden voters who take it up the pooper.
I thought this was general knowledge.
MOA = Minute of America
MILs = Communist homo Biden voters who take it up the pooper.
I thought this was general knowledge.
Well, I had erroneously thought before that mil was metric but it is not. It is just another angle of measurement but the math is different.
Minute of angle seems more intuitive to me because it reminds me of a clock dial. It also usually has finer or smaller adjustments since most scopes have one click equals .25 MOA. One click on a mil scope is .10 milliradians.
I have heard it said that mil makes for quicker target acquisition and it is easier to range, generally.
As opposed to MOA, which maybe busier in the reticle but more exact.
Regardless of the scope, people still refer to the rail in degrees of MOA cant.
I have not known many commie homo Biden voters (them taking it up the pooper is a given) that are much into rifles and scopes, but that could still be a true statement.
Minute of angle seems more intuitive to me because it reminds me of a clock dial. It also usually has finer or smaller adjustments since most scopes have one click equals .25 MOA. One click on a mil scope is .10 milliradians.
I have heard it said that mil makes for quicker target acquisition and it is easier to range, generally.
As opposed to MOA, which maybe busier in the reticle but more exact.
Regardless of the scope, people still refer to the rail in degrees of MOA cant.
I have not known many commie homo Biden voters (them taking it up the pooper is a given) that are much into rifles and scopes, but that could still be a true statement.
Never seen a real poodle do work?
Their coat makes it a pain, but I've hunted over serveral that were excellent bird dogs.
Just that nobody uses them as pointers anymore.
What about the scopes that have a mil reticle with moa adjustments?
Would that be like the days when a F-4 showed up for CAS call, w/o a gun?
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Poodl, I don’t know about. Labradoodle is another story. Here’s mine after a days work.
The only reason MOA even still exists is for Fudds that have “used moa all my life” on their duplex reticle VX-1s. I guess also because it’s “1 inch at 100 yards” or “the math is easier”.
MOA is 1.047" per 100 yds.
IPHY is 1 inch per hundred yards
That pretty much sums it up for me. LOL.
I think that’s why he put those statements quotes. I agree that those are the most commonly voiced “reasons” from those that don’t know.
That’s for really advanced snipery snipe snipers. I still have a couple stuck away somewhere that I don’t take out anymore because it intimidates those around me…
Gentlemen it's not February (designated mil vs moa month). If you need a refresher check out these threads.
Proof of why we are so tired of mil moa questions.
Edit: Jan 2024 update.
Updated with list put together by @TriggerJerk!
Original post had joelinux, alabusa, lcpiper, L2bravo threads.
Our recent discussions, in all their glory:
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Do you guys prefer MIL or MOA?
4 clicks per inch at 100 yards seems like it would be the easiest but I'd love to hear opinions.www.snipershide.com
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Mar 2020 Painjob38
100 yard or 100 meters
When using a mil based scope do you guys generally sight your rifle in for 100 yards or 100 meters
Mar 2020 BJDelaporte
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/mils-at-100-meters.6994902/ (This one was epic)
June 2019 joelinux
Rifle Scopes - Current state of MOA and MIL
So, I've ordered my RPR 6.5. Next paycheck is the NF ATACR F1 7-35x56 MILXT Now comes the next great question: MILs vs MOA. I've heard some great back and forth on here. From what I can ascertain, MOA used to be king of the hill, but the new crop is coming in with a lot more MIL these...
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Jan 2019 L2bravo
Rifle Scopes - MOA vs Mil.
With Mil so prevalent now, does that mean that MOA is dead or dying? Anybody still running them?
Dec 2018 alabusa
Rifle Scopes - Another mil vs moa thread
I am going to put an Athlon Ares etr on my .300wm. I have always been moa and can't see an advantage to go mil. In fact, the way I see it, moa is better. At 100 yards, 1/10th mil is about .36" vs .25 or .125 with moa. At 1000 yards, 1 moa is 10 inches while 1 mil is about 36 inches. Is that...
I made a dope card with both mil and moa come ups. And i giant sticker inside the scope cap saying 1 mil = 3.5 moa. (Slightly wrong, i know) but it does the job.
3.5 is what I used for years as well, as its close enough for Gov work.
The ability to operate in all three confuses those who can only operate/think in one. Especially if you get them off their home range where thinking is 90% of the task.
I switched from MOA to MIL when I started getting into ELR stuff. It's just easier for me because everything is in tens and all I have to do is add or remove 0's because I'm stupid and it's easier for me.
4x15 scopes ftw! 
Glad you figured out how to pray the gay away.
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Only the retardants still argue about these two. Real men know moa is kang
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Bitch please, everyone knows 3-9x scopes are the best.4x15 scopes ftw!
Penalty on the play...
False start. Mentioning MOA, MILS, and linear displacement in inches outside of dedicated SnipersHide Annual MOA vs MIL Festival month. 5 yards and loss of down.
Now go spit shine your velcro sneakers.
Carry on.
False start. Mentioning MOA, MILS, and linear displacement in inches outside of dedicated SnipersHide Annual MOA vs MIL Festival month. 5 yards and loss of down.
Now go spit shine your velcro sneakers.
Carry on.
It was either that or Men with Open Asses and that was already taken.
My 2x7x32 mil scopes have a 1" tube and hunts 15-17 minutes longer than all the higher power 30mm tubes I own.
You mean you was kangs? What does that make you now?
I have a perfectly fine 4x28 scope with a 1" tube, in fact it's very nice.
Only caveat, it's a Leupold M8 EER scope on my .44mag pistol.
The fact it's still in one piece is a testament to it's build after hundreds of my way too hot 300 grain xtp loads.
Only caveat, it's a Leupold M8 EER scope on my .44mag pistol.
The fact it's still in one piece is a testament to it's build after hundreds of my way too hot 300 grain xtp loads.
Mil is definitely metric
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Clearly your history books are made by the current gubment. The ruler of all has not changed
Sounds like they already have. Being your own unique kind of knob should be worn proudly!
Well, one day the reaper IS going to pull Schwab out of the claw machine…
Derived units are defined as products of powers of the base units. Twenty two of the coherent derived units in the SI are given special names (such as newton, pascal, joule, coulomb, volt, ohm etc). Together with the seven base units they form the core of the set of SI units.
Since the base unit is Milli, (divisible by 10's 100's 1000's) it is by definition a metric base system.
The fact that it is dimensionless does not mean that it is not metric.
Since the base unit is Milli, (divisible by 10's 100's 1000's) it is by definition a metric base system.
The fact that it is dimensionless does not mean that it is not metric.
Well any system of measurement goes all to hell when you involve Space-Time. Relativistic speeds will shorten your ruler, either Standard or Metric, parallel to the direction of travel from a stationary observer's point of view. So everybody is wrong!
So at the speed of light there is no coriolis effect?
MOA, MRAD/MIL and CM
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