by Fester » 23 Sep 2026, 12:32 pm
It's just 1m at 1000, 1cm at 100m, so very simple if used on metric ranges.
I find it easier to convert my target ranging to meters, as it is just too hard to convert everything I range.
You could remember a few distance conversions, but I am hopeless and would need a written card.
It works for me, as I also just have the one M-rad scope and only use it to shoot plates.
To use it as a varminter in the field, I would have to use the Strelok Pro app on the phone.
I paid a one-off small fee, as it has just about every scope reticle imaginable in its database.
You add your load, and all hold-over lines are then labeled with distance figures.
You can also dial, as it has a neat turret to click on and adjust, then dial the scope.
I can use that if a HO line is not exact for a longer-range distance shot and a few M-rad clicks have it smack on.
Some problems with Strelok: the inventer died, and it was Russian, or over there somewhere.
Some blokes say it's simple, but they likely use it more regularly than I do.
I can never remember how to do some basic programming functions.
Also, it's accurate because it calls for lots of projectile specs and stuff; make an error, and it's wrong.
How do I know that? Lol
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Fester on 23 Sep 2026, 2:07 pm, edited 2 times in total.