12-06-2011, 03:38 PM
Your click values are shown for a 600yd zero. What is your question?
Ok, you kind of picked up on what my question really is that I didn't express in my first post. What I am trying to figure out is how I can take the above data and make it usefull. (Granted I understand that it is not going to be perfect; but ball park close would be nice +/- 12" at least puts you on paper right? So then I could fine tune and come up with a cheat sheet of sorts, for quick reference) So using this data with my scope set to a 100 yard zero. Would it then be plausible to think that I could just subtract the 21.47" from the remaining cells in the yardage collum then do the math again to get my MOA and then figure out how many clicks that is?
Do you have a scope with 1/4 MOA clicks for elevation? Yes, my scope is 1/4 MOA
Also I don't know about a lot of you guys but I don't have the equipment/time/money to come up with this kind of detailed information in the data provided by AA.
Ok, you kind of picked up on what my question really is that I didn't express in my first post. What I am trying to figure out is how I can take the above data and make it usefull. (Granted I understand that it is not going to be perfect; but ball park close would be nice +/- 12" at least puts you on paper right? So then I could fine tune and come up with a cheat sheet of sorts, for quick reference) So using this data with my scope set to a 100 yard zero. Would it then be plausible to think that I could just subtract the 21.47" from the remaining cells in the yardage collum then do the math again to get my MOA and then figure out how many clicks that is?
Do you have a scope with 1/4 MOA clicks for elevation? Yes, my scope is 1/4 MOA
Also I don't know about a lot of you guys but I don't have the equipment/time/money to come up with this kind of detailed information in the data provided by AA.