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About LinkBacksYeah not many people measure that accurately. I have it written down somewhere for my rifle but I think it's 48mm.
If I use the standard value in the field in most calculators instead, 38mm (1.5") I get no difference in actual corrections, it's less than 1 click value at 1 kilometre
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