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how does 1/10 mil rad click adjustment value compare to 1/2 moa ?adjustment value. I am looking for 1/4 moa adjustment value — 2 Answers

by Long, from WA, United States Asked on February 28, 2024

Name Crimson Trace Hardline 1-10x28mm Rifle Scope (4)
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Answered by Brice, member, from PA, United States, on May 24, 2025

The 1/10 mil is in between 1/4 and 1/2 moa. 1/10 Mil Rad is .36 inches at 100 yards while 1/4 moa is .25 inches.

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Answered by CTR, guest, from NC, United States, on December 30, 2024

Apples and oranges. If you want MOA values select the MOA measurement system model. If you want values in MIL equivalent of MOA, you'll be setting yourself up for a difficult and tedious future, with conversions for every shot / distance you take, in my opinion. Recommend get a ballistics calculator app and stick to one system. It won't matter if it's MILs or MOA...just don't convert or continually try to equate the two.

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