MIL DOT RETICLE AND HOW TO USE MILS THROUGH YOUR SCOPE

Understanding what i mil dot reticle is and what they can do, will dramatically improve your shooting. Learn the basics of milliradion, how to rangefinder with mil dot and how to take measurements. If you’re in southeast Idaho, be sure to check out wild-cuts. Big game processing and several custom recipes. Everything from snack sticks to jerky as well as the cuts you want. I’ve sampled all options available and I have not been disappointed. Http://www.wild-cuts.com/contact

[@ko2890]

Excellent You actually know how to explain things so that anyone can understand unlike most people who try to tackle this subject

[@benpihl8551]

This is the best explanation I have found on how to actually use this rectacle type. Thank you for sharing

[@ClintTerry]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@Blackhawk556.]

I’m trying to learn the MRAD reticle but dang I’m having a hard time understanding. Your video is helping so thank you. I”m going to continue watching videos until I master MRAD. I don’t want to give up I think I need to watch a video of someone out on the field shooting an adjusting the scope

[@kathleendossett3819]

Damn handy info. Young man! Good hunting!

[@Christian-bx5id]

You was so much help I am still new to mrad. The deer in my area is 39 inches so I just put it in so thank you. Also I have a question my scope turret is 1/8 equal 0 at 100 yards how is it much different that a scope that is 1/10 0 at 100 yards hope you can help thanks.

[@alexuswilliams5426]

in video part 8:16, how did you get 750 yards? 37" (target size) x 27.77 / 2 mil= ???

[@Blackhawk556.]

Question, if you have a metal plate target that measures 50”wide x 23” tall and I want to calculate the distance, do I always use the measurement for how tall it is to calculate distance?

[@Olbastard]

yes. the vertical measurement is meant to apply for bullet drop. horizontal is for bullet drift.

[@andrewrush5125]

Awesome video, Too quiet.