Weaponized Math Zeroing Range ?

[GatewayShepherd]

If using Mils vs. MOA. Does the worksheet need to be done at 100 “yard” increments or “meters”?

 

[Halfnutz]

Mils or MOA both done at 100 yards. I think it would still get you relatively close if using meters.

I don't think I saw anyone in classes more than .2 mils high or low when using "weaponized math" correctly.

 

[DFOOSKING]

I would think it matters more at the farther distances since 1000 yards is 914 meters and the drop for some cartridges is getting pretty pronounced.

Does a almost 10% error in yardage matter.....

Difference in a 308 at 1K and 914 is 11.1 versus 9.4 mils.

 

[Halfnutz]

I would think it matters more at the farther distances since 1000 yards is 914 meters and the drop for some cartridges is getting pretty pronounced.

Does a almost 10% error in yardage matter.....

Difference in a 308 at 1K and 914 is 11.1 versus 9.4 mils.

Agreed. It is set up for yards. AMERICA!
You'd have to crunch it out to see how it would compound over distance. If you stay with meters the whole way I would think the error would be lessened as you do the incremental corrections between each 100 meters. TBH I'm curious.

 

[Halfnutz]

Also to the OP @GatewayShepherd, Mils is an angular measurement not a "Metric" measurement in case you were confused by that. You wouldn't be the first.

 

[FWoo45]

Poster behind me in the office says yards.

 

[Halfnutz]

Poster behind me in the office says yards.

Mine too. Did you get the cool signed one. I think it's a collectors item now that it's been rebranded as "Gravity Ballistics".

 

[FWoo45]

Mine too. Did you get the cool signed one. I think it's a collectors item now that it's been rebranded as "Gravity Ballistics".

Haha I did. It's a funny conversation piece with customers.

 

[gunsnjeeps]

Just use arshins.