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- Stop the Debate, Mils vs MOA vs IPHY - Snipers Hide
Larger numbers to remember Shooter MOA or Inches Per Hundred Yards IPHY vs MOA the difference in your computer can be significant Shooter MOA or IPHY is a modified version of True MOA that rounds the linear value of 1 047″ to 1″ at 100 yards Changing this was a bit of a mistake made years ago by people shooting mid-range distances
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BMW Motorcycle Owners of AmericaWind in your face, your knees squeezing the tank and your hands on the controls In this forum we don't want to talk about gear or wrenching, camping or rallying, here we are all about Just Ridin'
- Member Marketplace | BMW MOA
A classified listing section available only to current, registered, and logged-in MOA members! If you have questions about the Member Marketplace, visit the "Guidelines" forum section for the marketplace or the Marketplace webpage at bmwmoa org
- PRS Talk - MOA or MRAD | Snipers Hide Forum
The MOA is a bit nicer in that it's more or less 1 inch at 100 yards, realistically you won't be measuring anything in inches or any other distance measurement when you're shooting long range
- Rifle Scopes - MOA Wind Math | Snipers Hide Forum
Okay, rather than chase the details in that Mil vs MOA thread I am starting a new one with the math being discussed for using a single MPH with MOA like we do with Mils History, We are a Base Wind MPH which translates very well in Mils to our wind doping There are multiple threads on the
- Mils or MOA which is right for you - Snipers Hide
Milliradian, Minute of Angle, Inch per Hundred Yards, Shooter MOA versus Mils versus True MOA is the questions we are all asking Mils vs MOA Threads
- Advanced Marksmanship - Data Book and Charts - Snipers Hide
Mover speed - MOA measuring Weaponized Math (Try Dope) and Mills to MOA Conversion Lastly - here is the weaponized math with the MOA-Mil conversion This sheet is Mils Based This sheet is MOA based
- Mils MOA The Range Estimation Equations - Snipers Hide
Overview Many shooters use scopes that have reticles etched in mils or MOA to take measurements of targets They then input those measurements into simple equations to estimate the distances to those targets Based on those estimated distances, they then adjust their scopes’ reticles using adjustment controls also calibrated in mils or MOA But what exactly is a mil or a MOA and how did they
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