MOA vs MIL

[wolfmanrogers]

 

[greg vess]

Nice try at an analogy? But it doesn't work

I was wondering when I would pluck the wrong string. 🤣

 

[greg vess]

I have to get creative these days. Don't mind me I am just yanking chains. He He!

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

I was wondering when I would pluck the wrong string. 🤣

You're touched. We all get that. Just, shhh

 

[coach482]

Bless his heart.

 

[300_whisper]

Why are we arguing about this? It’s math. It’s black and white. MOA is a finer adjustment. Shooters and their rifles can’t hold the .11 difference. Dont convert anything to inches, just keep your thoughts in MIL or MOA. Anytime there is an adjustment to your input (distance, temperature, humidity, atmospheric change, bullet construction, velocity, etc) you will have to make an adjustment in your optic to hit your target. Change to input = change to output. There is no way around it.

 

[palmettomoon]

Dont convert anything to inches, just keep your thoughts in MIL or MOA.

This is how I "broke through" and was able to instruct MOA shooters to use MILRADS.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

This is how I "broke through" and was able to instruct MOA shooters to use MILRADS.

Amazes me how many people apparently can't divide by 10

 

[300_whisper]

This is how I "broke through" and was able to instruct MOA shooters to use MILRADS.

Good looks like I put this thread to bed. lol

 

[alexs2006]

When I'm sighting in a rifle I measure with my reticle MIL or MOA then make that many clicks. It's really not that difficult guys.

Don't worry about inches or centimeters just know what scope you're using measure how far you're off in the reticle and adjust.

If you're an idiot that bought a cheap POS scope with MIL turrets and MOA reticle or vice versa, well, you're just an idiot.......