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<blockquote data-quote="TH" data-source="post: 376215" data-attributes="member: 1046"><p>It depends on a lot of things. 1 MOA at 100 yards is 1 inch. 1 MOA at 600yards is 6 inches. 1 MOA at 1000yards is 10 inches are you following me? When I shoot a mile with my 6-284 rifle with a 107 grain bullet at 3400 fps it takes 56MOA for the bullet to get there. If i shoot my 338-408 at 3300fps and a 300 grain smk it takes 42 MOA to get there. The difference is how flat a rifle shoots at a mile. lets say you are shooting at a 600 yard target that is a 12X12 square. I see your bullet impact 12 inches low and 6 inches to the left im going to call a correction of 2 MOA up and 1 MOA right. This makes for quick corrections when you ard dialing the MOA into your scope.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TH, post: 376215, member: 1046"] It depends on a lot of things. 1 MOA at 100 yards is 1 inch. 1 MOA at 600yards is 6 inches. 1 MOA at 1000yards is 10 inches are you following me? When I shoot a mile with my 6-284 rifle with a 107 grain bullet at 3400 fps it takes 56MOA for the bullet to get there. If i shoot my 338-408 at 3300fps and a 300 grain smk it takes 42 MOA to get there. The difference is how flat a rifle shoots at a mile. lets say you are shooting at a 600 yard target that is a 12X12 square. I see your bullet impact 12 inches low and 6 inches to the left im going to call a correction of 2 MOA up and 1 MOA right. This makes for quick corrections when you ard dialing the MOA into your scope. [/QUOTE]
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