I am Forced to take a back up gun to a shoot tomoro. It has niteforce npr1 ret in moa can anyone tell me how to range with it
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Fieldcraft Ranging with Niteforce npr1 retical
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Re: Ranging with Niteforce npr1 retical
height of target (inches) divided by MOA x 100 = distance to target in yards
height of target (inches) divided by MOA x 100 = distance to target in yards
Re: Ranging with Niteforce npr1 retical
If it's a second focal plane scope you measure at the highest power. You can also do it at half the max power but your MOA's will be double
Good article, Probably more than you care to know. Also has all the formulas
http://www.mil-dot.com/media/1027/the_derivation_of_the_range_estimation_equations.pdf
If it's a second focal plane scope you measure at the highest power. You can also do it at half the max power but your MOA's will be double
Good article, Probably more than you care to know. Also has all the formulas
http://www.mil-dot.com/media/1027/the_derivation_of_the_range_estimation_equations.pdf
Re: Ranging with Niteforce npr1 retical
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Derek01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If it's a second focal plane scope you measure at the highest power. You can also do it at half the max power but your MOA's will be double
Good article, Probably more than you care to know. Also has all the formulas
http://www.mil-dot.com/media/1027/the_derivation_of_the_range_estimation_equations.pdf </div></div>
That would be NOT true. Depends where the optic manufacturer chooses to have the range value set.
Take the NXS 8-32x50 or 56 for example.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Derek01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If it's a second focal plane scope you measure at the highest power. You can also do it at half the max power but your MOA's will be double
Good article, Probably more than you care to know. Also has all the formulas
http://www.mil-dot.com/media/1027/the_derivation_of_the_range_estimation_equations.pdf </div></div>
That would be NOT true. Depends where the optic manufacturer chooses to have the range value set.
Take the NXS 8-32x50 or 56 for example.
Re: Ranging with Niteforce npr1 retical
Mil Dot Master is your friend.
As to the NPR-1 question.I shoot nearly all My scopes in Mil/Mil config, but I do have 2 NF with the NPR ret, it is what I started with. I have found that I am consistently faster and more accurate with the NF NPR-1 reticles smaller breakdown, than nearly everything else I use.
Mil Dot Master is your friend.
As to the NPR-1 question.I shoot nearly all My scopes in Mil/Mil config, but I do have 2 NF with the NPR ret, it is what I started with. I have found that I am consistently faster and more accurate with the NF NPR-1 reticles smaller breakdown, than nearly everything else I use.
