09-13-2018, 07:42 PM
imaguy3 Wrote:I have looked at this a bunch and maybe I'm missing something, but I think you're math is off.Ya got me!
4" at 200 is 2" at 100
2" at 100 is 1" at 50
1" at 50 is 1/2" at 25.
The error shows up eight times larger when going from 25 to 200 yards.
Nonetheless, the magnification factor is a clear indication that one needs to sight-in at the longest range practicable. This fuzzes over small differences in muzzle velocity, sighting error, and so on, making the potential miss distance less at intermediate ranges.
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