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NOTE: As an example of how to read the chart and what
it means to the shooter, if your mounts are spaced 7.00
inches apart, moving your elevation knob two tick marks
(.002") would change your point of impact one MOA.
Therefore, the elevation change from the bottom position of
the rear mount to the top would envelope 325 MOA, or about
5.4 degrees.
NOTE: On the other extreme, if your mounts are
spaced 21.00 inches apart, it would require traversing six
tick marks on the elevation knob to move one MOA, as it
requires .0061" and each tick mark is .001". This would then
change your total elevation adjustments to 108 MOA, or about
1.8 degrees. Depending on the individual rifle and loads
being used, the longer spacing may limit the ultimate range
you will be able to shoot. |
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