- Stop the Debate, Mils vs MOA vs IPHY - Snipers Hide
Larger numbers to remember Shooter MOA or Inches Per Hundred Yards IPHY vs MOA the difference in your computer can be significant Shooter MOA or IPHY is a modified version of True MOA that rounds the linear value of 1 047″ to 1″ at 100 yards Changing this was a bit of a mistake made years ago by people shooting mid-range distances
- MOA at sub 100 ranges | Snipers Hide Forum
Re: MOA at sub 100 ranges This is how i do it, might be wrong but it seems logical So 1 inch at 100 is 1 moa right? 4 inches at 100 is 4 moa right? 4in 1=4moa So say you have a 1 inch circle at 50 yards, 1 5=2 moa 1inch at 25yd 1 25= 4 moa
- Mils or MOA which is right for you - Snipers Hide
Milliradian, Minute of Angle, Inch per Hundred Yards, Shooter MOA versus Mils versus True MOA is the questions we are all asking Mils vs MOA Threads
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- PRS Talk - MOA or MRAD | Snipers Hide Forum
The MOA is a bit nicer in that it's more or less 1 inch at 100 yards, realistically you won't be measuring anything in inches or any other distance measurement when you're shooting long range
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- Rifle Scopes - MIL and MOA Range Equations Explained Derived
Re: MIL and MOA Range Equations Explained Derived I read the paper, and it's good information Nice work, and good drawings It's probably most interesting to math mavens, but it's a good explanation of the derivation, for those like me who remember things better when they understand how they work
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