Re: IOR Valdada 3x18x42 for LWRC REPR
SlapRack,
Let do a mock 100 yd. sight-in with two similar, but not identical, IOR scopes:
First an IOR 3-18x42mm SFP, MIL/MOA, Illum. as shown on Gunbroker.
1)First we bore sight.
2) Set scope to 18x
3) Load mag and then fire one to three rounds
4) Looking thru the scope you see a sub 1" group, dead on in windage, but a little low.
5) Using the IOR reticle, you measure the group to be about 1.75 MILS Low.
6) You start to do the calculation in your head, to figure how many 1/4" clicks it will take to raise your scope 1.75 MILS, when you suddenly remember, shit, this scope only correctly ranges at 10x because it's a SFP, and IOR 3x18"s range correctly only at 10x, and you haven't had time to map the reticle.
7) Turn you scope down to 10x
8) Evaluate the target again. Now you see that you are actually 1 MIL Low.
9) Calculate in your head that 1 mil low at 100 yds is around, 3.5 MOA, so dial + 3.5 on your scope, which is 14 clicks, if your counting.
10) Turn your scope back to 18x.
11) Fire for effect.
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Now lets do the same thing, with an IOR 3-18x42mm FFP, MIL/MIL scope, the Sniper Hide Edition.
1)First we bore sight.
2) Set scope to 18x
3) Load mag and then fire one to three rounds
4) Looking thru the scope you see a sub 1" group, dead on in windage, but a little low.
5) Using the IOR reticle, you measure the group to be exactly 1 MIL Low and since it's FFP, it will range/measure correctly at any power.
6) Dial + 1 MIL, or 10 clicks if your counting.
7) Fire for effect.
So 7 steps vs 11 steps. That's SFP MIL/MOA vs FFP MIL/MIL
Which is easier, and more complicated.......Let us know.
Bob