MIL is the way most folks go, however, if everything you have and have used is MOA and you think in MOA, then stick with MOA
First, I will say I may not be the expert here, but the only time this should play is with zeroing the scope. Being the adjustments are coarser, you may not be able to take your POA out. But is that really an issue? Most apps allow for offset if you feel the need.I see a big shift towards MIL and these guys know what they're doing. BUT, isn't there less resolution with MIL?
1/10 MIL = .3477 MOA
That's 37.5% larger than 1/4 MOA.
Maybe this is insignificant.
It is insignificant for elevation.I see a big shift towards MIL and these guys know what they're doing. BUT, isn't there less resolution with MIL?
1/10 MIL = .3477 MOA
That's 37.5% larger than 1/4 MOA.
Maybe this is insignificant.
I thought about this for a minute, you are talking just to talk. 1/4 moa is less than .1mil. Vertical or horizontal.It is insignificant for elevation.
Again, going back to wind, most people call wind in 1 moa increments. They might possibly break it down to 1/2 moa increments.
In mils wind is called in tenths. So as far as how they are actually used for wind in the real world, mils is finer.
So when you are calling wind in the field, you call it to the nearest .25moa?I thought about this for a minute, you are talking just to talk. 1/4 moa is less than .1mil. Vertical or horizontal.
Who calls in 1 moa increments? It'd be the same guys who call every shot a half mil miss, they shouldn't be calling.
Never thought that way, most I have been around do or did. If center target is desired, no other way.So when you are calling wind in the field, you call it to the nearest .25moa?
You would be in rare company then.
The difference between the increments is academic. Most can't call wind that accurately to begin with.Never thought that way, most I have been around do or did. If center target is desired, no other way.
If wind is building, calling to center becomes futile, mils or moa.
Being realistic, target needs to be quite minute for .1mil or 1/4 moa will result in either hit or miss.