They are subtensions in MOA. If you understood how to use them you might change your tune on BDCsOriginally Posted by Jammer Six
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They are subtensions in MOA. If you understood how to use them you might change your tune on BDCs
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That actually matches exactly to a picture I found online. Thanks for confirming!
My old calculations based on .231 BC @ 3050fps were pretty* close but so happy I found the subtensions! They're soooo useful.
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I understand mils and subtensions. I'm not interested in your math. Everything you've posted convinces me that the military chose wisely when they chose mils. Thanks anyway.
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I know it's been a minute, but to answer this question: The 700-1000 meter holds are for use with an M249/Mk46.
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