Bushnell BTR-MIL, BTR-2, BTR-1 manual Using Mil Dot Reticles for Ranging, Equations

Page 27

APPENDIX: MIL DOT RANGING & HOLDOVER EXAMPLES

Using Mil Dot RETICLES for Ranging

The Equations:

Size of target in yards X 1000 Size of Target in Mils

Size of target in inches X 27.778 Size of target in Mils

Size of target in inches X 25.4 Size of target in Mils

=Range in Yards

=Range in Yards

=Range in Meters

Example 1: Looking through the riflescope, I located a preset target that has a known size of 12”x12” square. By using the Mil Dots I measured the target to have a Mil reading of 1. What is my distance to the target?

Known size of target: 12”x 12”

12 X 27.778

= 333.33 Yards

Mil Reading: 1Mil

1 Mil

 

27

Image 27
Contents Proud USA Company Table of Contents ET1624J / ET18524 Brightness Dial Battery CoverModels w/o Side Focus Fast Focus Eyepiece Power Change RingBore Sighting and Zeroing the Scope First Focal Plane and Second Focal Plane ReticlesPage Removing the Target Turrets Resetting the Dials to ZeroAdjustment Scale Index Line Resetting the Adjustment Scale Ring Elevation and Windage T-LOK Turrets ET18524 Step Ranging with Your MIL-DOT Reticle Reticle DescriptionCalculating Holds for Wind and Moving Targets Mils at Yards Page How To Use the Reticle METERS/YARDS How To Use the Reticle METERS/YARDS How To Use the Reticle Page How To Use the Reticle Page Maintenance Equations Using Mil Dot Reticles for RangingConverting Trajectory Data to Mil Holdovers Distance Trajectory Mil Size Actual Holdover Yards Mil value Inches Using Mil Dot Reticles for HoldoverU.S.A. Send To Canada Send To Elite Lifetime Limited WarrantyBushnell Outdoor Products Cody, Overland Park, Kansas 800