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Originally Posted by Jcooper
I need a little help, please. I just ordered a Kimber Montana 300WSM with a Nighforce NP-R2 5.5x22x56. My question is, does anyone have an idea or a table for the 2MOA markings below the zero point for range? I'll sight the gun in at 200 yards and the only compensation I'm comfortable with now is holdover. This rifle is for hunting, so I fill holdover provides me faster reaction time. I'll be shooting Federal 165 grain Trophy bonded Tips. I've looked online and even called Nightforce but no luck. I know I should go to the range and figure this out myself, but I though someone would already have a little insight into this. Any ideas or suggests would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I'm not sure what you are asking. Ihave a NF 5.5-22X50 w/NP-R2. The cross hatches are 2 MOA. Approximately 2" @ 100 yds, 4" @ 200 yds, 6" @ 300 yds, etc.
It's really very simple. You need a ballistic calc for your drops. The best option is to have it in the feild with you, but you can make a drop chart for youir rilfe and load. If you range your target @ 525 yds, go to the chart and check the MOA correction. If it says 3.6 MOA. hold the 4 MOA cross hatch slightly above your POA. You are better off dialing the correction in, but if you can interpolate the MOA markings that will work too.
Mark