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Help me understand the Mildot Master
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1105093" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I used one years ago when I first began to hunt at long range and decent rangefinders were limited. It is intended for use with a Mildot or TMR reticle. It can take the place of using a calculator for determinations for distance or target size conversions of MIL and inches, as well as bullet drop information conversions of MILS, inches, or MOA. It also includes the ability to attach a line and weight, and by aligning your target along the edge, determine an up or down angle, then use the slide scale to make the correction. </p><p></p><p>Unless you wanted it just to use for shot angle determination, it's not much use unless you have, and make use of a Mildot/TMR reticle. As stated in the previos post, MOA/inch conversions are very straight forward.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1105093, member: 10291"] I used one years ago when I first began to hunt at long range and decent rangefinders were limited. It is intended for use with a Mildot or TMR reticle. It can take the place of using a calculator for determinations for distance or target size conversions of MIL and inches, as well as bullet drop information conversions of MILS, inches, or MOA. It also includes the ability to attach a line and weight, and by aligning your target along the edge, determine an up or down angle, then use the slide scale to make the correction. Unless you wanted it just to use for shot angle determination, it's not much use unless you have, and make use of a Mildot/TMR reticle. As stated in the previos post, MOA/inch conversions are very straight forward. [/QUOTE]
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