Thread: 1 Click = 1/4 Min ?

Happy, first off it depends on your scope. Most MOA turrets are 1/4 click, but this varies from model to model (some target scopes are 1/8 MOA per click)

If you go to one of the better online ballistics calcs like JBM, you can usually get the second column to give you click values for a distance (you do have to enter the correct click size as a input value)

MOA is an angular measure, so 1 click is roughly 1/4 inch at 100 yards, 1/2 inch at 200 yards (0.25 x 2.00), 1 inch at 400 yards (0.25 x 4.00)

Be very careful of mixing yards and meters. 100 yds = 91.44 m and 100 m = 109.36 yds

Originally Posted by ebf

Happy, first off it depends on your scope. Most MOA turrets are 1/4 click, but this varies from model to model (some target scopes are 1/8 MOA per click)

If you go to one of the better online ballistics calcs like JBM, you can usually get the second column to give you click values for a distance (you do have to enter the correct click size as a input value)

MOA is an angular measure, so 1 click is roughly 1/4 inch at 100 yards, 1/2 inch at 200 yards (0.25 x 2.00), 1 inch at 400 yards (0.25 x 4.00)

Be very careful of mixing yards and meters. 100 yds = 91.44 m and 100 m = 109.36 yds

Thanks I know most of that stuff. No where near as good as you target guys though and would not profess to be... Just that on this scope 1 Click = 1/4 Min not 1/4 Inch.
Been dialling for a wee while but with 1/4 " inch adjustments. First scope with 1/4 min.
Just needed to go metric there for a "minute" excuse the pun.

Thanks all esp DPT for the ans I was looking for ..

Cheers all Head straight on that now .. and hopefully now I can do my new drop chart.
Always good fitting new scope the week before eh ??? NOT