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According to what you said both are wrong. I'll check it.
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Mil scopes are based on radial degrees (a proportion part of the circle) and to calculate the distance, there's an easy operation:
(height of the target in yards) x 1000 / mils = distance in yards.
A standard human is 2 yard tall. So:
2 x 1000 / 3 = 666 yards (609 meters).
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7ftnick
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2015-07-20 16:33
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Never mind.
I am metric and can not use that formula, I used the one from Wikipedia Distance = Target height / Mils, but anyway you and BIS have different size mils that is what I am trying to say.
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MistyRonin
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2015-07-20 16:54
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I tested them, and as I said before. Both vanilla and RHS are wrong (tho both are quite close).
BTW the Wikipedia one is the same as the one I said above:
Distance in km = Target height in meters / Mils
Which if you want it in the same unit of distance is:
Distance = target height x 1000 / mils :)
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So will you rescale the reticles to correspond the formula or too many other parameters will be affected should this happen ? |
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That's what we have to evaluate with the team. Thank you for the report :) |
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