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click value? — 2 Answers

by rodney, from NC, United States Asked on December 17, 2019

Name Trijicon AccuPower 4-16x50 Rifle Scope (4.2)
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Answered by GuyMudrat, guest, from SC, United States, on January 02, 2020

Click valuse depends upon your particular scope (type MOA or Mildot) and (2) the value of the click on an MOA scope. Some clicks on MOA scopes represent 1/4 inch at 100 yards whereas other MOA scopes have 1/8 inch click at 100 yards. So it takes either 4 clicks or 8 c;icks to change the impact of your bullet at 100 yards. One Mildot at 100 yards represents 3.6 inches. So if your scope is graduated for 1/10 mildot clicks, each click will change the bullet inpact .36 inches at 100 yards Hope that this helps

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Answered by Kelley, member, from MA, United States, on April 23, 2020

One milliradian = 3.6 (3.4) inches @ 100 yds or 10 centimeters @ 100 meters.

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