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Rifle Scopes Mildot specifications at different magnifications
Re: Mildot specifications at different magnifications <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: orkan</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bourdlay</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Third: I...- bourdlay
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Rifle Scopes Mildot specifications at different magnifications
Re: Mildot specifications at different magnifications First: Very helpful Second: Here that, I think I hurt myself Third: I haven't used a first focal plane scope,so I can't judge, but it seems the reticle would be to large at long distances with the higher magnifications for a percise shot...- bourdlay
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Rifle Scopes Mildot specifications at different magnifications
Is thier any formula's that will work for changing mildot calculations at different magnifications? Lets say my APT is accurate at 10x being 3.6"@100yds. At 5x would 1.8"@100 yards be accurate. And if so how would you convert that to 14x and other magnifications? Thanks is advance Bourdlay- bourdlay
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Rifle Scopes Parrallax with non AO scope
Re: Parrallax with non AO scope I am asking what type of parallax error i would encounter at 500yrds if the parallax setting is at 100yrd(Non AO). A consistant measure or Approximately.- bourdlay
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Rifle Scopes Parrallax with non AO scope
3-10x44 Mueller TacII Parallax setting at 100yds. What is the Parallax error at 500yds? Mildot Reticle, mil-dots accurate at 10 power 3.6" from center of dot to center of dot.- bourdlay
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