09-18-2013, 03:15 PM
I worked out a table for ranging and wondered if someone could check my math? I had a bad head injury (Any good injuries?) so my skills are questionable to me now.
using a 36" target (average ground to back for Whitetails) and converting to yards using the formula: h"x27.77 /mils=yards
5.5mils =181.77
5 mils = 199.94
4.5 mils =222.16
4 mils =249.93
3.5 mils =285.63
3 mils =333.24
2.5 mils =399.89
2 mils =499.86
1.5 mils =666.48
1 mil =999.72
.5 mils =1999.44
.2 mils =5000
I kinda spaced until I remembered the whole angular geometry thing (Its been a while) but I think it works. If there is a table already done I'd appreciate it. Also if anyone has any drops in a table done for factory 123 SST's in 18" barrel I'd appreciate it also. now I need to strain my noodle and remember the Mil/MOA conversion formula, maybe I'll just look it up for my clicks.
using a 36" target (average ground to back for Whitetails) and converting to yards using the formula: h"x27.77 /mils=yards
5.5mils =181.77
5 mils = 199.94
4.5 mils =222.16
4 mils =249.93
3.5 mils =285.63
3 mils =333.24
2.5 mils =399.89
2 mils =499.86
1.5 mils =666.48
1 mil =999.72
.5 mils =1999.44
.2 mils =5000
I kinda spaced until I remembered the whole angular geometry thing (Its been a while) but I think it works. If there is a table already done I'd appreciate it. Also if anyone has any drops in a table done for factory 123 SST's in 18" barrel I'd appreciate it also. now I need to strain my noodle and remember the Mil/MOA conversion formula, maybe I'll just look it up for my clicks.