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Old 05-01-2008, 03:01 PM
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One Minute of Angle is 1.0472" per hundred yards. So one Minute of angle at 500 yards exactly 5.236 inches. Many simply say 1 inch per hundred yards and 5 inches at 5 hundred yards and this is fine until it is compounded. example if one needs 25 minutes of angle correction at 1,000 yards that is a correction of 261.8 inches. A correction of 25 inces per hundred yards (IPHY) is 250 inches an correction difference of 16.8 inches a significant amount of difference.. Many scopes adjust in IPHY and a few of them adjust in true Minutes Of Angle, such as Nightforce..
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Do ballistic programs give drop in IPHY , MOA or both.


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Old 05-03-2008, 08:15 PM
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Exball will give you drops in MOA, IPHY, or MILS
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I've always been an MOA guy....in just 1 day of shooting with a NF that was MIL/MIL I was liking the MIL/MIL much more than the MOA/MIL that I had always ran before.
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IMHO if the reticle is MOA then the turrets should be MOA. If the reticle is MILLS the the turrets should be MILlS
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Your right, but there are far more MOA knob/MIL reticle combo's out there than there are MOA/MOA.
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jwp, I'm the same "Brad Arnett" who hit you up for a dummy round for the 25-284 last fall on SH....Blake hooked me up with one...grin.
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