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    Training Courses SPEARPOINT RANCH (KS) 2 Day Basic Precision Rifle

    AAR: Adam Whitecotton's Precision Rifle Class, Spearpoint Ranch, May 17-18, 2014 Quick AAR: Adam Whitecotton's Precision Rifle Class - Spearpoint Ranch, May 17th-18th, 2014 First, thanks to Steve and his family for being so hospitable to us all, and for hosting last weekend's precision rifle...
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    Rifle Scopes Bushnell ET35215GZA ERS click value

    A MRAD scope w/ a click value of 0.1 mils, should actually be moving the impact 3.6" not 3.4" at 1 mil. A tenth of mil is equal to 0.36" at 100 yards, so one mil is equal to 3.6". It's a common mistake, getting the numbers switched with MOA, as 1 mil = 3.4 MOA, but 1 MOA does not equal 1", but...
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    Rifle Scopes Bushnell ERS owners....a little help

    Yes, that sounds right. Seems like the max range of adjustment varies from scope to scope, but my XRS bottoms out at 33.1 Mils.
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    I.O.T.A (Indoor Optical Training Aid)

    I also just received Chuck Neller's IOTA today, and after getting some time behind it this evening would definitely recommend it for any precision long range shooter. It's an innovative solution to resolve common scope parallax issues indoors, translating to meaningful dry fire practice without...
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    Rifle Scopes Ranging with MOA

    Absolutely, whether milliradians or minutes of angle it's just an angular measurement. Your correct. Here's the derivation in yards: Here's the derivation in meters:
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    Rifle Scopes Bushnell XRS 4.5-30x50mm - Optimal Scope Base/Ring Cant and 0.34" Click Value at 100 yds?

    Thanks for sharing the info. Lovely, even the product information from the manufacturer is inconsistent. Bushnell list 50" worth of adjustment at 100 yards, which corresponds to the original estimate of 27.77 mils or 95.5 MOA total adjustment. Whereas Eurooptic lists 26 mils. Yes, I realize I'm...
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    Rifle Scopes Bushnell XRS 4.5-30x50mm - Optimal Scope Base/Ring Cant and 0.34" Click Value at 100 yds?

    I'm considering which rings to put on a potential scope and I'm looking for a second opinion. The rifle has a 20 MOA base built in, and the scope rings come with either 0 or 20 MOA cant which would gives a total of 40 MOA. Would 40 MOA be too much cant to establish a zero at 100 yards? Here's...
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