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So the 270 is the minimum cartridge you recommend butt the 6.5 Creedmoor is really good? Get outta here!

They made it easier for us with mills and then you throw in those inches instead of metric. I think metric is easier to understand and I've always said if the US wanted to be different so make a foot 10 inches instead of 12 etc.....i feel like that would have made life so much easier

Well done . Thank you

17 hmr is .50 and .223 is .50 put a .22 converter in your AR platform and you have one platform to master.

great breakdown!

The tall guy, I want that sweater/ jacket, where can I get one?

Good grief. Make it simple. 1 mil is 1cm at 100 meters. The metric system is not a communist ideal.

Use metric with milliradian... 😅😅

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Ok if you show up with a 6.5 at my moose camp you better run😂😂 i would say that the 7M mag would be my replacement cartridge for the 6.5! But if you are looking for likes on the web, you better say 6.5 😂😂

Why do all politicians need ARMED security 24/7? Because they believe their lives are more valuable than your average tax payers life, and because tax payers pay for their armed security… and all the crooked ways the get richer.

I’m agree with this guy everybody should own a rifle and I mean it every single person in this country

Why aiming at the bottom with the 22 and the top with the 17?

Check out Ryan Cleckner. He explains this very well

I have my first scope that is in both mils and first focal. Your video was VERY helpful. Thank you😊

Good explanation of ranging, but what do you do once you have the approximate distance?

amazing video

Still very confused. I understood your explanation as theory, but how is practically used as a new shooter to MRAD scopes. Lots of explanations out there, but none that big bird it down.

Using inches and yards with mil scopes is a bit silly. Go metric and you'll find 1mil is 10cm at 100 metres. The adjustments are usually 0.1mil which is 1cm at 100 metres. At 1000m (1km) 1 mil is 1 metre. Really easy! (OK, its not EXACTLY 1m, more like 0.9817m, but close enough.)

I myself do not worry about the calibre for moose and or elk I am huntig What scares the stuffing out of me is the creature that may attempt to claim my kill. Moose, Elk and Grizzles share the same habitat. 338Winny

Thank you for the video. I’m still navigating through the mil world since I’ve always used moa and only for dialing in red dots. Seems like I need a masters to understand this stuff…😂

Stupidity

Thanks for the clarity (pun intended) of your explanation. My wife and I both have astigmatism, so this has given us great ammunition (again, pun intended) when looking for a dot sight.

Make sure you buy a real one

This guy sounds like he has nor been on many moose kills...

very helpful, thank you.

Use a 300 Weatherby.

This was an extremely helpful explanation.

Yeah im more confused then ever!

The lowest setting though brighter than you would like, will actually show up better with a white light in low loght conditions.

What are these other red dots with the tighter crisper dots??? Just picked up one today for my 5.56 and although it works good enough to defend yourself with at close ranges. I'm hoping to never have to do that and would like to be able to keep a red dot and still reach out without the added weight of the LPVO I'm still going to buy eventually 😅 before someone says something my gun family is growing and we do hand me downs around here lol

There is so much information in this video that is entirely false. For example, the 6.5 Creedmoor does not provide 2,500 ft/lbs of energy. Not even out of the muzzle.

You helped a lot, thanks.

not able to find that article

Let me guess… you are desperate to feed the algorithm so you say 6.5CM is fast and flat with 3000fps at the muzzle. Which is patently false… just to boost interaction and comments from people who will be unable to resist correcting you?

7mm prc?

375 h&h?

What size riser do you need for SW FPC ?

1mil @ 100m = 10cm (4inch) 10mil @ 100m = 1m metric system will make it a lot easier to understand. 1mill with 1/10th clicks is 1cm (3/8inch) a click @ 100m (109.36yards)

Damn do you need a physics degree to sight this thing in?

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100yd 1 mil =3.6 inch 3:07

California mannn lol

Utg 3-9x32 AO mil-dot

Question: what is the equivalent to 1 MOA in MRAD on another post the person stated .1 Mil equaled 1 cm @100 yds. THAT WAS WRONG !

The reason is that no one needs a reason!

Just what I was needing to see/know. Thanks

would this be good for a 45 degree mounted red dot optic?

Great video, but why just dont use the metric system through out, instead of the retard system. Then 1 mil would simply be 1/1000 of the distance in meters. At 100 meter 1 mil would be 0.1 meter (100/1000) or 10 cm. 300 meters would be 0.3 meters or 30 cm etc