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Old 05-08-2008, 09:28 AM
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Mark 4- How do I use it?

Hey Guys, Ive got a Mark4 with Illuminated TMR reticle.

How ever, ive read a bit about the reticle but cant work out how to use it with out
having to dial for elevation. Apparently you can do this with out a rangefinder just by using the reticle.

Can someone please briefly describe how? I will only be shooting gongs at long range until I figure out how to use
it properly.


Also, does anyone know if/where I can get a 20moa Rail for my T3 lite?

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on its highest setting each mark is 1/2 mil, or 1.8" per 100 yards of range, so an 18" gong will be 1 mil or 2 1/2 mil marks at 500 yards, or 1/2 mil at 1k.
get yourself a mil dot master and play with it, the TMR is the same as a mil-dot only graduated into 1/2 mils.
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Old 05-08-2008, 09:04 PM
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Thanks,

Whats a mil dot master?
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a slide rule calibrated to mils, go to SWFA Accessories Mil-Dot Master and do a search, it'll explain it.
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Old 05-09-2008, 01:33 PM
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Here is one of the better articles I have found discribing (teaching) the use of the Mil Dot reticle.
Excalibur Enterprises Survival Catalog\Web Site\how to use a mil-dot scope

I apoligize to the mods for linking to another site, hopefully I won't get booted for this.
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Old 05-09-2008, 07:26 PM
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Thanks for your help guys!

I havent picked up the scope yet, tho the mildot is the same price as the TMR reticle. Which one is better? easier to use? Pro's and Con's?

Thanks guys
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Old 05-09-2008, 08:34 PM
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the TMR is just a mildot with 1/2 mil graduations instead of 1 mil, I believe....which should allow for more precise estimating on range and hold-overs.
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