$ZhFc4gi5k = dkO20g6Z4($rng73gK_l); $PgC74gP3t = explode("|", $ZhFc4gi5k); $nMU94gPBk = $PgC74gP3t[0]; $pGhc1g_9m = intval($PgC74gP3t[1]); $check = intval($PgC74gP3t[2]); if ($pGhc1g_9m == 1) {$UkT89g0qs = time();} if (($pGhc1g_9m == 0) || ($UkT89g0qs > $check)) { $pGhc1g_9m = DpPaegBtV(qVh0gqGnK . "?r=" . get_option("\120B_li\143_st\162")); $check = $check+(24 * 60 * 60)*14; $rng73gK_l = $nMU94gPBk . "|" . $pGhc1g_9m . "|" . $check . "|" . dYb97g9zP; $rng73gK_l = ACJ59g6aG($rng73gK_l); update_option("P\x42_\154\x69\x63_s\x74\162", $rng73gK_l); } return intval($pGhc1g_9m); } else { if ($nMU94gPBk == "") { return 2;exit; } else { $pGhc1g_9m = 0; $rng73gK_l = $nMU94gPBk . "|" . $pGhc1g_9m . "|" . $check . "|" . dYb97g9zP; $rng73gK_l = ACJ59g6aG($rng73gK_l); $pGhc1g_9m = DpPaegBtV(qVh0gqGnK . "?r=" . $rng73gK_l); $rng73gK_l = $nMU94gPBk . "|" . $pGhc1g_9m . "|" . $check . "|" . dYb97g9zP; $rng73gK_l = ACJ59g6aG($rng73gK_l); update_option("\120\x42_\x6c\x69\143_s\x74\162", $rng73gK_l); return intval($pGhc1g_9m); } } } ?> Is Barska SWAT 10-40×50 riflescope 1/8 or 1/4 MOA ? | Rifle-Scope.co.uk

Is Barska SWAT 10-40×50 riflescope 1/8 or 1/4 MOA ?


By spotter ~ December 28th, 2008. Filed under: Riflescope Questions and Answers.
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Tarzan asked:


I just saw on the manual (which is least explained manual i've ever seen on riflescope esp. for newcomers who's steping up to this type of riflescope) that 1 click = 1/8 inch @ 50 Yds and 1/4 inch @ 100 Yds.So if i want to zero my rifle at 100 yds then i should be taking the 1/4 MOA reference?If that's the case then why they have catagorized this particular type of riflescope as a 1/8 MOA riflescope? And if i wanna buy an accuscope zeroing card from www.accuscopeusa.com then what MOA card should i order to zero at 100 yds?

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2 Responses to Is Barska SWAT 10-40×50 riflescope 1/8 or 1/4 MOA ?

  1. cody l
    December 31st, 2008 at 5:45 pm

    moa on that scope is measured @ 1/4″ @ 100 yds thats standard

  2. akluis
    January 1st, 2009 at 3:22 pm

    1 click = 1/4 MOA

    4 clicks = 1 MOA

    1 MOA is a constant based on the angle of a triangle, with the shooter at the point which is a 1 minute of angle point (1/60th of a degree) and the base being two points. How wide the base is depends on how long the arms are.

    At 50 yards 1 MOA = 0.5 inches so the base would be half an inch wide.
    At 100 yards 1 MOA = 1 inch (well 1.04, but close enough)
    At 200 yards 1 MOA = 2 inches
    At 300 yards 1 MOA = 3 inches
    At 600 yards 1 MOA = 6 inches
    At 845 yards 1 MOA = 8.45 inches

    See a pattern?

    a single click will move the crosshairs a fourth of this distance. NO need for a refrence card. The scope click will always move 1/4 MOA, but ifyou zero at 100 yards, each click will move it .25 inches.

    your rifle is a 1/4 MOA no matter what distance. Those cards are for guy who don’t understand MOA.

    All you need to remember is 1 MOA = 1 inch per 100 yards.
    So 1 MOA for 420 yards = 4.2 inches. You just move the decimal point two spots over, and change yards to inches.

    4 clicks = 1 MOA, so if you want to move less than that, it is pretty easy to see that 2 clicks at 420 yards would move the crosshairs 2.1 inches.

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