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About LinkBacksI have the scope you are looking at bar the target turrets in SFP. In the book of words that comes with the scope it tells you what the MOA is for each of the hash marks, from memory on 16x the first hash is 1.5 MOA, second 4.5, third 7.5, and the post is 11 MOA. I have checked my drop chart and found the closet MOA on that and now have ranges for each of those hash marks. Now I can range a target and if it comes in very close to those ranges on the hash marks I could use them instead of dialing.
Haven't used them yet as I use dial up instead but the option is there if you want it.
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