HTI Manual - Desert Tactical Arms
HTI Manual - Desert Tactical Arms HTI Manual - Desert Tactical Arms
344. Once on paper, shoot a three shot group while aiming the cross hairs at the bullseye (fig 31).5. Use crosshairs subtended lines/dots to measure groups distance from bulls eye.You can also measure the distance from bulls eye using a tape-measure, howeveryou will need the conversion formulas (page 36) to change from inches to MOAor MILS. Adjust as per measurements and shoot another 3 shots while aiming atbulls eye (fig. 32).Example: Down 1.6 MilsLeft 1.1 MilsFigure 31 Figure 326. Repeat step 5 until you are satisfied. Note, a rifle shoots at an area not at a singlepoint, so ensure that the center of the group is where your zero is.
SCOPE TURRETS VALUEThe two most common scope adjustment values are Minutes of Angle (MOA) and MilRadians (MILS).1. 1 MOA = 1.047” @ 100 yards2. 1 MIL = 3.6” @ 100 yards3. 1 MIL = 3.438 MOA4. 1 MOA = 0.29 MILSIf you think in terms of inches you must realize that MOA values and MIL valuesare angular measurements, which means that the inch value of both MOA and MILincreases with distance (see illustration below).1 MOA1 MIL100 yds 200 yds 300 yds100 yds 200 yds 300 yds35
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344. Once on paper, shoot a three shot group while aiming the cross hairs at the bullseye (fig 31).5. Use crosshairs subtended lines/dots to measure groups distance from bulls eye.You can also measure the distance from bulls eye using a tape-measure, howeveryou will need the conversion formulas (page 36) to change from inches to MOAor MILS. Adjust as per measurements and shoot another 3 shots while aiming atbulls eye (fig. 32).Example: Down 1.6 MilsLeft 1.1 MilsFigure 31 Figure 326. Repeat step 5 until you are satisfied. Note, a rifle shoots at an area not at a singlepoint, so ensure that the center of the group is where your zero is.
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