Rifle Scopes 1/4 MOA Adjustment Chart
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Re: 1/4 MOA Adjustment Chart
JBM Ballistics website you can create your own. Are you talking a generic drop chart for A171 or FGMM? 168SMK doesnt give you enough information velocity can play a huge part in the ballistic drop. If you are only pushing it at 2500 fps out of your gun your drop chart will look completely diffrent then if you are pushing it at 2800 fps. I would get all the data on your rifle and then punch it into a ballistic calculator such as JBM which will give you a printable ballistic calculator in MOA or MIL or Inches if you really wanted.
JBM Ballistics website you can create your own. Are you talking a generic drop chart for A171 or FGMM? 168SMK doesnt give you enough information velocity can play a huge part in the ballistic drop. If you are only pushing it at 2500 fps out of your gun your drop chart will look completely diffrent then if you are pushing it at 2800 fps. I would get all the data on your rifle and then punch it into a ballistic calculator such as JBM which will give you a printable ballistic calculator in MOA or MIL or Inches if you really wanted.
Re: 1/4 MOA Adjustment Chart
http://www.impactdatabooks.com/Adaptive_...w=50&page=2
Impact Dada Books/Adaptive Consulting's Adaptive Quick Card for 168gr SMKs in MOA is another option to JBM when you want a handy field card that you can adjust to your density altitude at any time. Get your load's velocity and pick up that card, along with one 50fps step up and down is my recommendation if your load is temperature sensitive.
If you're asking for one in 1/4 moa increments then you're thinking in clicks and should stop that. Set it to the elevation setting in mil/moa, not how many clicks you're supposed to move. You'll find you mess it up far less.
http://www.impactdatabooks.com/Adaptive_...w=50&page=2
Impact Dada Books/Adaptive Consulting's Adaptive Quick Card for 168gr SMKs in MOA is another option to JBM when you want a handy field card that you can adjust to your density altitude at any time. Get your load's velocity and pick up that card, along with one 50fps step up and down is my recommendation if your load is temperature sensitive.
If you're asking for one in 1/4 moa increments then you're thinking in clicks and should stop that. Set it to the elevation setting in mil/moa, not how many clicks you're supposed to move. You'll find you mess it up far less.
