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MOA reticle in spotting scope.
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<blockquote data-quote="pressman" data-source="post: 384545" data-attributes="member: 10980"><p>I have a night force scope with MOA r1 reticules and i would like to know if anyone knows who has a spotting scope with MOA reticules? I am seriously looking at the mark 4 Leopold with the mildot reticules.</p><p>i also was going to look at this situation. since my night force is a second plane reticules i was going to take a 3.6" square and put in on a piece of paper and at 100 yards i was going to move my power up and down until 1 moa fit the square on the paper then i would know at that power setting they would match the mil dot in the mark 4 Leopold spotting scope. does anyone think this might work?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pressman, post: 384545, member: 10980"] I have a night force scope with MOA r1 reticules and i would like to know if anyone knows who has a spotting scope with MOA reticules? I am seriously looking at the mark 4 Leopold with the mildot reticules. i also was going to look at this situation. since my night force is a second plane reticules i was going to take a 3.6" square and put in on a piece of paper and at 100 yards i was going to move my power up and down until 1 moa fit the square on the paper then i would know at that power setting they would match the mil dot in the mark 4 Leopold spotting scope. does anyone think this might work? [/QUOTE]
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