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<blockquote data-quote="7magcreedmoor" data-source="post: 973553" data-attributes="member: 48559"><p>Quick question: why did you print the drops and windage in inches? Unless you have some trick I haven't heard of, you are making more work to use the info converting drop in inches to clicks or moa @ whatever distance the shot happens to be. If you print your drop chart in whatever the adjustment increment your scope happens to be calibrated in, your work goes much faster in the field. As an example, my scope is MOA turret and reticle. I lase the target, read the drop in MOA off the chart, dial same and shoot. No math. Just wondering...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7magcreedmoor, post: 973553, member: 48559"] Quick question: why did you print the drops and windage in inches? Unless you have some trick I haven't heard of, you are making more work to use the info converting drop in inches to clicks or moa @ whatever distance the shot happens to be. If you print your drop chart in whatever the adjustment increment your scope happens to be calibrated in, your work goes much faster in the field. As an example, my scope is MOA turret and reticle. I lase the target, read the drop in MOA off the chart, dial same and shoot. No math. Just wondering... [/QUOTE]
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