Rifle Scopes Sig T4 MRAD Milling Reticle Subtensions

[thinknow]

I called Sig Optics asking for Subtensions for a customer who asked and this is what they sent me. The specific scope is Tango 4 6-24x50 MRAD Milling FFP. I know people have been flustered with their website because of several reasons, this being a main reason. When looking at the owner's manual for their scope, they are referred to sigoptics.com for subtensions. When they go to that site, it redirects to the main Sig Sauer site where no information can be found regarding subtensions.
I was told they would correct this. We shall see.

 

[Ohitsyoubob]

August 2018

Still waitiing.

I called SIG a couple of times but got call waiting. I usually wait for about 3-4 minutes before I hang up (on just about everybody... unless it's about getting paid LOL, or the hospital/pharmacy). I guess I can only try again.

 

[Ohitsyoubob]

I did find this, but it's for all the Tango6 and Whiskey5 scopes. I need to check and see if it matches my Tango4.

<< https://op1.0ps.us/pdf/opplanet-sig-sauer-riflescopes-reticle-subtensions-pdf.pdf >>

 

[Ohitsyoubob]

I checked the PDF of the MRAD reticle (the one I linked above) of the Tango6 against my actual Tango 4 - they APPEAR identical. So I guess I’ve just got to assume the values given for the Tango6 are the same for the Tango4.

If you’re going to print up the MRAD diagram from the PDF, make sure you print only pages 3 and 4, and not print the 30 extraneous pages of ALL the other SIG reticles (you might ask how I know that... ugh).

That’s my story, and I’m sticking with it.

 

[NDSU]

Very helpful. Thx

 

[Lost_Phil]

Here is the latest PDF for "What is my reticle's subtensions?" from SIG.

 

[Millron]

Thanks! I was literally trying to find this information earlier today. Sig sure doesnt make it easy