Jon A
Well-Known Member
Yes, as Britz said, you can just divide the dope the computer gives you, in MOA by 1.09 going by those numbers. Or if you have a program that will let you, simply change the click value to match. For example with this one THIS on (listed in the sticky at the top) on the first tab under MOA Value put 1.143 "/100 yds instead of 1.047 and it'll figure your dope correctly. Some programs will let you do that, some won't.
I still recommend doing the yardstick thing (doesn't have to be a yardstick either, just something large measured exactly) because you can get much more accurate results.
I still recommend doing the yardstick thing (doesn't have to be a yardstick either, just something large measured exactly) because you can get much more accurate results.