I am afraid the 22 rifle bug has bit me.
The remedy is to shoot often with friendly competition. I am in week 2 of the disease and spending cash like a silly kid in a candy store. I am buying another slightly better tactical scope in mill radians known as MRAD. For target shooters, MRAD, or “MIL” for short, once learned, is more helpful in point of aim detail among many target shooters. It is divided finer than MOA. If you already know MOA, you do not have to learn MIL. I am going to see what changes in ease of mental calculations. Stay Posted…
I spent most of my life as a hunter and used MOA (Minute of Angle). So “MIL” is new to me. Calculation differences below.
| Calculating in MRAD | |
| 100 yards (91,4 m) | 1/10 MIL= 0.36″ = 0.91 cm |
| 100 yards (91,4 m) | 1 MIL= 3.6″ = 9.14 cm |
| 200 yards (182,8 m) | 1/10 MIL= 0.72″ = 1.82 cm |
| 200 yards (182,8 m) | 1 MIL= 7.2″ = 18.28 cm |
| 300 yards (274,3 m) | 1/10 MIL= 1.08″ = 2.74 cm |
| 300 yards (274,3 m) | 1 MIL= 10.8″ = 27.43 cm |
| Calculating in MOA | |
| 100 yards (91,4 m) | 1/4 MOA = 0.26″ = 0,66 cm |
| 100 yards (91,4 m) | 1 MOA = 1.05″ = 2,67 cm |
| 200 yards (182,8 m) | 1/4 MOA = 2.1″ = 1,33 cm |
| 200 yards (182,8 m) | 1 MOA = 2.1″ = 5,33 cm |
| 300 yards (274,3 m) | 1/4 MOA = 0.79″ = 2,00 cm |
| 300 yards (274,3 m) | 1 MOA = 3.15″ = 8,00 cm |
Good Shooting!