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Thread: Mils and mrads

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  1. 02-06-2021, 10:28 AM #3
    grandpamac
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pushover View Post
    So 1/4 MOA would be a finer adjustment than 0.1mrad on a scope? (Assuming 0.1mrad clicks. Never used one)
    Greetings Pushover
    Yes slightly. 1/4 MoA works out to a little over 7.3mm at 100 m and 0.1 mrad is 10 mm.. I think that there are some scopes are 0.05 mrad. I just checked the units used on the Hornady metric drop charts are actually mrads and not mil as stated. After working almost entirely in metric for over 45 years I find going back to UK units a real pain so work in metric as much as possible.
    Regards Grandpamac.
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