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MRAD vs MOA. Which one?
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<blockquote data-quote="TheBoctor" data-source="post: 1936464" data-attributes="member: 107356"><p>They're both fine and are equivalent to each other. I see a lot of people on other forums talking about how it's too easy to get lost in dope with the big numbers MOA spits out. They say it's easier when you're ballistics program kicks out 6.7mil and it's a direct dial vs it spitting out 4.88moa and having to decide between 4.75 and 5.0. They also say Mils are more intuitive, but pretty much everyone in the US uses Yards for distance, which pretty much negates the easy intuitive math. I also have a much easier time visualizing 1/60th of a degree than I do 1/1000th of a radian. Hell the only way I can visualize a radian is dig way back into my school memory banks and convert it to degrees, and you've got to throw Pi into there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheBoctor, post: 1936464, member: 107356"] They’re both fine and are equivalent to each other. I see a lot of people on other forums talking about how it’s too easy to get lost in dope with the big numbers MOA spits out. They say it’s easier when you’re ballistics program kicks out 6.7mil and it’s a direct dial vs it spitting out 4.88moa and having to decide between 4.75 and 5.0. They also say Mils are more intuitive, but pretty much everyone in the US uses Yards for distance, which pretty much negates the easy intuitive math. I also have a much easier time visualizing 1/60th of a degree than I do 1/1000th of a radian. Hell the only way I can visualize a radian is dig way back into my school memory banks and convert it to degrees, and you’ve got to throw Pi into there. [/QUOTE]
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