youngtrout
08-16-2011, 05:54 PM
Okay, really starting to like my Zeiss 4.5-44. Its a mil-dot and have tested it out to a bit past 400, really do like it.
So, now I want to make a drop chart of sorts, and wanted someone to check my math. I got the subtension sheet for the scope. Basically the mildot is accurate and set to 10 power.
So, according to this a mil measurement at 100 meters is 10cm, at 100 yards its 3.6". Stick with me
So I want to build my reticle in AutoCAD, so if I draw the reticle with the 10cm spacing, per the subtension sheet I should be good.
When I enter all the load data etc, into my ballistic caculator and set it to mil-radians, at 300 yards I need .64 of adjustment. So, if I move a decimal and offset 6.4 cm's this should be my mark for 300 yards?
Still with me, sound correct?
So, now I want to make a drop chart of sorts, and wanted someone to check my math. I got the subtension sheet for the scope. Basically the mildot is accurate and set to 10 power.
So, according to this a mil measurement at 100 meters is 10cm, at 100 yards its 3.6". Stick with me
So I want to build my reticle in AutoCAD, so if I draw the reticle with the 10cm spacing, per the subtension sheet I should be good.
When I enter all the load data etc, into my ballistic caculator and set it to mil-radians, at 300 yards I need .64 of adjustment. So, if I move a decimal and offset 6.4 cm's this should be my mark for 300 yards?
Still with me, sound correct?