Thread: Who would still buy MOA over MIL and why?

If it is a long range shot I will adjust my elevation using the cheat sheet taped to my rifle('x' clicks for 'y' range), according to my rangefinder. That way it doesn't matter what the increments are so long as you follow the sheet. After that it is all done by observation and Kentucky windage. If it is 400 metres or less I just use Kentucky (and a little bit of experience). I have both MOA and Mil scopes on different rifles and the system works equally well for both.