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Why the love for MOA?
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<blockquote data-quote="Loner" data-source="post: 541511" data-attributes="member: 24560"><p>Scot , I don't know how well you understand the math behind mildots , iphy and moa</p><p>but 6400's mils is a made up number. 6283 is the real number. They all three are</p><p>angular measurements. And no matter which way you go you have to go out and </p><p>make the numbers match your load. And everyone I know checks their scopes against</p><p>a yardstick to see how it really tracks, makes no matter what the manufacture says it</p><p>is. And I think you'll find in a sfp your diopter adjustment changes it all anyway from the</p><p>factory specs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Loner, post: 541511, member: 24560"] Scot , I don't know how well you understand the math behind mildots , iphy and moa but 6400's mils is a made up number. 6283 is the real number. They all three are angular measurements. And no matter which way you go you have to go out and make the numbers match your load. And everyone I know checks their scopes against a yardstick to see how it really tracks, makes no matter what the manufacture says it is. And I think you'll find in a sfp your diopter adjustment changes it all anyway from the factory specs. [/QUOTE]
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