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I don't see what any of what you said has to do with zeroing a gun.

On a side note... You mentioned the rifle was for ELR, and your standard load was FGM 168's. You might want to use FMG 175's if you can find them. They will be good for around 1K + or -. Not exactly ELR, but farther than what you'll get with 168's. I like a 100 yrd zero because it's more...

"neophyte here"...1,253 posts...I'll assume dripping with sarcasm. Cause most members here aren't "operators", and want a gun that looks good to them. The same way you pick the color of your car, or the clothes you wear. "Back in the Day" there were different kinds of woods used on stocks, now...

Thanks for the sage advise smart ass. As I said I just wanted to confirm the formula and see if anyone had a slicker way to figure it out.

My question was determining target size, not distance to target.

Bueller...Bueller

I just wanted to confirm a formula I remember from somewhere. To determine the size of a target at a known distance...multiply distance to target in yards, times the mils of object seen in scope, and then divide by 27.77 to get target size in inches? Thanks

I've been looking for a good CAD program. What's the name of the one you used above? :)

Like I said... "1/4" MOA. 1/4" was an obvious typo.

1/4" MOA... I will assume you are being sarcastic

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Re: Determining Target Size <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: AMOK!</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Robert Hode</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just found the answer...

Re: Determining Target Size I just found the answer: (distance to target in yards x mills) / 27.78 = target size in inches.

Re: Determining Target Size I know the distance. I want to find the TARGET SIZE in inches.

Re: Determining Target Size Boone Thanks for the chart, but I'm still looking for the correct formula.

Re: Determining Target Size I've tried the above suggestions, but still can't find the formula that works.

What is the formula by milling, for determining the size of a target in inches, at a distance which is known in yards?

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