mm to inches please help

[JP100]

I have scope which I kinda regret buying the adjustments on the scope are 10mm at 100m. This is fine but all the data/load programes are in MOA or inches at 100yards. Can anyone convert 10mm at 100m into either MOA or 1/4,1/8 of an inch at 100yards?? or into a MIl equvaliant? thanks if anyone can help

 

[jimbires]

Convert mm to inches - Conversion of Measurement Units




here you go . Jim

 

[TankGunner]

25-4 mm =1inch 10mm =3/8 of an inch+0-019

100 mtres=109 yds

Hope this helps.
TG

 

[Loner]

Are you sure your scope clicks aren't in Mils not milimeters?

 

[RFtinkerer]

What you're talking about is a scope in 0.1 mil clicks. All the programs I use, including Shooter for Android, adjust in 0.1 mil clicks for me. The unit is easier for me to use, anyway. No need to think in meters; just use the scope's reticle to measure. The target I use is half a yard in size, so I get the range in yards by measuring the target in mils and multiply by 500. Boom, range in seconds.

 

[JP100]

Hi thanks alot for the help. Im going to try avoid using the turrets and stick to the mildot reticle. one mil = 1meter at 1000meters. so one mil=10cm at 100meters.
so my scopes adjustments are 10mm or 1cm which is 0.1mil. that makes sense thanks alot RFtinkerer

 

[JP100]

Just to confirm a mrad is the same as a mil?? a mrad scope reticle will be the same as a mildot one??

 

[Loner]

Hi thanks alot for the help. Im going to try avoid using the turrets and stick to the mildot reticle. one mil = 1meter at 1000meters. so one mil=10cm at 100meters.
so my scopes adjustments are 10mm or 1cm which is 0.1mil. that makes sense thanks alot RFtinkerer

Jp. You should google milradians. Your confusing mils with milimeters. The two have
nothing to do with each other. A mil is an angle just like Moa is an angle. Your turrets
match your reticle. And that's a good thing.

 

[JP100]

Jp. You should google milradians. Your confusing mils with milimeters. The two have
nothing to do with each other. A mil is an angle just like Moa is an angle. Your turrets
match your reticle. And that's a good thing.

Hi ment mildot. the spaces in a mildot scope are the same as mrad scopes? was just woundering thanks. think it just gets more confusing the more you think about it haha

 

[Trickymissfit]

I have scope which I kinda regret buying the adjustments on the scope are 10mm at 100m. This is fine but all the data/load programes are in MOA or inches at 100yards. Can anyone convert 10mm at 100m into either MOA or 1/4,1/8 of an inch at 100yards?? or into a MIl equvaliant? thanks if anyone can help

10mm is .393". A rather course movement for a scope. Scopes are either setup for 100 yard moves on the dial or 50 yard moves on the dial. A 10mm move will work out to .375 MOA
gary