What do you use for correction.
Mill
MOA
Both
kentucky windage
other
What do you use for correction.
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
Metric for anyone not living in the past. Nothing worse than working with imperial
VIVA LA HOWA
both just to make it hard
I use a big stick and a stern voice
"ars longa, vita brevis"
Moa all the way for this old coot.
I have four MOA scopes but now moving to Mil...
Though my brain was 20 minutes behind my actions at a service rifle shoot a number of weeks ago, when I was thinking MOA on my new Mil scope... I got 0,0,0,0 for that particular match...
next round was a lot better
Difficult
I'm old enough not to have been taught metrics at school, but can see the merits in a system that is far simpler to use.
I'm in the process of going fully metric for dialling.
Have one mil scope, have updated my rangefinder from yards and am in the process of selling the last moa turret scope and getting another mil one.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Moa
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
brb buying a car with a speedo in mph
Yep mph speedo is perfect, I'm happy with 100 being the limit
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
I ticked "other" for iron sights btw
You'd expect a poll regarding measuring distance based on the thread title, no?
Tick box 4 gives us clue to the applications of the first three tick box subjects, ie as units of windage/elevation
Then conveniently Vietnamcam uses a modifier to the title in the form of a question in the first post in his thread.
So there's two clues as to what he's on about, one more subtle than the other.
So you are right, it's a poll on measuring distance, and the first clue is in the heading, and the second clue is in the question in the first post, both telling us it's windage/elevation distance.
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
People use the term "kentucky windage" colloquially to refer to holdover as well as windage.
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