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QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:56 pm
by bkhartman
I have a question because I'm having an old-timers moment, I'M I correct in my thinking. 1 click = 1/8" @ 100, 1/4" @ 200, 3/8" @ 300, 1/2" @ 400 and 5/8" @ 500 ?
So, with a 100y zero, 4 clicks would be 1" ?
Thanks for any and all help. Brian
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:04 pm
by Sth Oz Dan
4 clicks will be 1" at 200yds, but only 1/2" at 100
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:15 pm
by bkhartman
Sth Oz Dan wrote:4 clicks will be 1" at 200yds, but only 1/2" at 100
I just caught the yardage I typed, thanks. Does the rest of the math add up? or I'm I off thanks
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:13 am
by Vartarg
From one "old timer" to another.....
I found this helpful:
http://youtu.be/VA2PZBD5Tjg
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 8:33 am
by bkhartman
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 6:59 pm
by Sth Oz Dan
bkhartman wrote:Does the rest of the math add up?
Yep - your maths is correct.
Essentially you just divide your yardage distance (eg 600) by 100 (=6), put it over your denominator (=6/8) which then gives you inches per 1 click (3/4").
For a 1/4 moa scope, this would be 1 & 1/2" @ 600yd.
If the video helps any better than my example, then forget mine and go with whatever helps you best.
Re: QUESTION 1/8" adjustments @ 100 @ 200 ?
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 11:06 am
by bkhartman
Sth Oz Dan wrote:bkhartman wrote:Does the rest of the math add up?
Yep - your maths is correct.
Essentially you just divide your yardage distance (eg 600) by 100 (=6), put it over your denominator (=6/8) which then gives you inches per 1 click (3/4").
For a 1/4 moa scope, this would be 1 & 1/2" @ 600yd.
If the video helps any better than my example, then forget mine and go with whatever helps you best.
Thanks for the help friend