Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
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Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: nimoz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">20 MOA = 0.3 degrees = arctan(20/(100x3x12))</div></div>
so thats a yes
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: nimoz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">20 MOA = 0.3 degrees = arctan(20/(100x3x12))</div></div>
so thats a yes
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
You can also adjust the ACI so that it is parallel to the barrel.
You can also adjust the ACI so that it is parallel to the barrel.
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
Keep in mind that for the way my calculators give you answers (I am not speaking for other software out there), you want the angle measured with respect to the line of sight -- so you want the angle indicator mounted parallel to the scope, not the barrel.
Brad
Keep in mind that for the way my calculators give you answers (I am not speaking for other software out there), you want the angle measured with respect to the line of sight -- so you want the angle indicator mounted parallel to the scope, not the barrel.
Brad
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
The Badger mechanical ACI.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Badger-ACI-assembly.html
The instructions have the ACI aligned with the bore.
The Badger mechanical ACI.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Badger-ACI-assembly.html
The instructions have the ACI aligned with the bore.
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
Just some logical thinking here... But if you want the ACI parrallel with the scope and both the scope and the ACI are mounted on the same 20 MOA rail would they not indeed be parallel making the difference, Theoretically anyway, Zero. and for say it is off by what ever thousandths or tenthousandths or hundredthousandths you could not shoot the difference anyway.
Just some logical thinking here... But if you want the ACI parrallel with the scope and both the scope and the ACI are mounted on the same 20 MOA rail would they not indeed be parallel making the difference, Theoretically anyway, Zero. and for say it is off by what ever thousandths or tenthousandths or hundredthousandths you could not shoot the difference anyway.
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
Theoretically, you would have to mechanically zero out your scope so that it was looking dead straight through the tube (parallel to the top plane of the rail).
Realistically, it's all negligible.
Theoretically, you would have to mechanically zero out your scope so that it was looking dead straight through the tube (parallel to the top plane of the rail).
Realistically, it's all negligible.
Re: Cosine Indicator on 20 MOA base
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ArmsB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is the 20 MOA angle negligible as far as the angle fire math goes? </div></div>The impact of the cosine indicator itself is negligible.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ArmsB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is the 20 MOA angle negligible as far as the angle fire math goes? </div></div>The impact of the cosine indicator itself is negligible.
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