I am new to long range shooting and I am a little confused on picking a reticle. I have never used a mil/mil scope so I want to stay with moa adjustment for windage and elevation. I am wondering if the reticle matters if im not using the scope for measuring distance since im always shooting at the range and I know the distance. For example would a mil reticle with moa adjustments be fine or should I get them to match. I'm looking at a viper pst 4-16x50 to put on my .308 m40t4 from tactical rifles.
Rifle Scopes Scope Reticle Help
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Re: Scope Reticle Help
the great thing about matching reticles and adjustment is making corrections... if they match, say you shoot a group, it's 1/2 MOA, .2 (1/5) mil off... what ever... you use the reticle as a ruler, dial what you see in the reticle, and you never have to walkto the target, measure or estimate how far it's off, do math, etc, etc...
the great thing about matching reticles and adjustment is making corrections... if they match, say you shoot a group, it's 1/2 MOA, .2 (1/5) mil off... what ever... you use the reticle as a ruler, dial what you see in the reticle, and you never have to walkto the target, measure or estimate how far it's off, do math, etc, etc...
Re: Scope Reticle Help
That makes a lot of sense. I usually wait to change after I see what the target looks like. I think i;m going to get the pst 4-16 with moa/moa
That makes a lot of sense. I usually wait to change after I see what the target looks like. I think i;m going to get the pst 4-16 with moa/moa
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