The Mil Dot reticle is primarily a

The Mil Dot reticle is primarily a range finding device that uses the optics of a riflescope and the known dimensions of a grid (the reticle) at unknown distances to estimate the sighted distance to a target. As a secondary function, the Mil Dots on the reticle can be set up as aiming points to compensate for holdover and wind drift. We'll address the range finding system first. Most Mil Dot scopes are set up to range find at 10X magnification. However, some scopes do it at whatever particular magnification the manufacturer has set the scope up for. Please note: Every Mil Dot scope has to be set at a specific magnification when you are using the reticle to estimate range. Be sure to set your scope for the proper magnification when ranging

The Mil Dot reticle is primarily a range finding device that uses the optics of a riflescope and the known dimensions of a grid (the reticle) at unknown distances to estimate the sighted distance to a target. As a secondary function, the Mil Dots on the reticle can be set up as aiming points to compensate for holdover and wind drift. We'll address the range finding system first. Most Mil Dot scopes are set up to range find at 10X magnification. However, some scopes do it at whatever particular magnification the manufacturer has set the scope up for. Please note: Every Mil Dot scope has to be set at a specific magnification when you are using the reticle to estimate range. Be sure to set your scope for the proper magnification when ranging.

The Mil Dot reticle is primarily a range finding device that uses the optics of a riflescope and the known dimensions of. A grid (the reticle) at unknown distances to estimate the sighted distance to a target. As a secondary function the Mil,, Dots on the reticle can be set up as aiming points to compensate for holdover and wind drift. We 'll address the range finding. System first.Most Mil Dot scopes are set up to range find at 10X magnification. However some scopes, do it at whatever particular magnification. The manufacturer has set the scope up for. Please note: Every Mil Dot scope has to be set at a specific magnification when. You are using the reticle to estimate range. Be sure to set your scope for the proper magnification when ranging
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