Rifle Scopes Mil dot and TMR reticle value MOA conversion

[Creature]

Does anyone have a chart for tmr/mil-dot reticle value? The scopes I'm looking at are the Leupold Mk4 m1 6.5-20x50 and the 8.5-25. Of course with a SFP variable power scope the value is different depending on the level of magnification, I'm looking for the value at the top ends of the scopes(20x and 25x).

I don't have the loot to switch to mil/mil FFP at the moment and already have a couple luepys with moa/moa setup. My plan is to get a system down were I can use the reticle at a couple incremental values(10x and 20x/25x). What would be the best way to go about this?

 

[CS95]

Re: Mil dot and TMR reticle value MOA conversion

Those scopes arent moa/moa they are mil/moa.

Now what exactly are you asking? Are you wanting to know what power those particular scopes need to be at for the mil reticle to be accurate,in other words when does it measure exactly a mil inbetween each mil-dot?

 

[J.Boyette]

Re: Mil dot and TMR reticle value MOA conversion

3.438

Thats about it.

john

 

[Trevor300wsm]

Re: Mil dot and TMR reticle value MOA conversion

The scopes are mil/moa and the maginfication level that it "mils" at should be in the owners manual for the scope or you can contact leupy to find out. For example if it's mils at 10X then from what I understand you can just multiply and divide depending on if your above or below such as 5X or 20X.

 

[Creature]

Re: Mil dot and TMR reticle value MOA conversion

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: trevor300wsm</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The scopes are mil/moa and the maginfication level that it "mils" at should be in the owners manual for the scope or you can contact leupy to find out. For example if it's mils at 10X then from what I understand you can just multiply and divide depending on if your above or below such as 5X or 20X. </div></div>

Thank you, had a brain fart.