Going to take a Sig "Reach for 1000" class and I want to take a retro rifle.....
This one......
The reticle in the scope is your basic mil dot - 4 dots up and down with the fifth mil being the top of the duplex stadia.
Im going to set my 100 yard zero with a 2 mil holdover at 9X, the highest magnification as well the power that the SFP reticle reads true.
That will give me 7mils of elevation in the reticle. As about two thirds of the shooting is 750 and in I can shoot the bulk of the course at 9X magnification.
For distance that will require more than 7 mils Ive marked the spot on my magnification ring where I have doubled the distance between mil dots in relation to the target using this style target....
So at 9X distance between two mil dots is one mil but at approx 4.5X the distance between two mil dots is 2 mils.
So my mental block is the following.....
My zero at 9x is good at the 2 mil holdover dot.
Is my zero at 4.5X still that same 2 mil holdover dot that I used to zero at 9X?
Im assuming zero reference stays the same, only change is my mil dots are now 2 mils apart instead of one, allowing me 14 mils of elevation hold.
Ill be shooting this next week to confirm zero and check the doubling marks Ive made, just looking for assurance so I dont waste ammo having either over thought or under thought this.
Shot this class a few other times using "better" gear, this is going to be a challenge but it will pressure me to learn. Ill get some good data.
This one......
The reticle in the scope is your basic mil dot - 4 dots up and down with the fifth mil being the top of the duplex stadia.
Im going to set my 100 yard zero with a 2 mil holdover at 9X, the highest magnification as well the power that the SFP reticle reads true.
That will give me 7mils of elevation in the reticle. As about two thirds of the shooting is 750 and in I can shoot the bulk of the course at 9X magnification.
For distance that will require more than 7 mils Ive marked the spot on my magnification ring where I have doubled the distance between mil dots in relation to the target using this style target....
So at 9X distance between two mil dots is one mil but at approx 4.5X the distance between two mil dots is 2 mils.
So my mental block is the following.....
My zero at 9x is good at the 2 mil holdover dot.
Is my zero at 4.5X still that same 2 mil holdover dot that I used to zero at 9X?
Im assuming zero reference stays the same, only change is my mil dots are now 2 mils apart instead of one, allowing me 14 mils of elevation hold.
Ill be shooting this next week to confirm zero and check the doubling marks Ive made, just looking for assurance so I dont waste ammo having either over thought or under thought this.
Shot this class a few other times using "better" gear, this is going to be a challenge but it will pressure me to learn. Ill get some good data.