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Wyoredman · April 27, 2012, 10:11 AM

Rebs, Go out and shoot three shots on a clean target. Move your scope any number of marks, doesn't matter. Remember what you moved and shoot three more rounds. Look and see how far the POI moved. Divide distance POI moved by the number of marks you adjusted your scope and you can figure out the MOA each mark moves your POI.

Example: Shoot three. Adjust scope left from 0 to 4 mark. Shoot three more. Group moves left 4". Divide 4" by 4 marks gives you 1 MOA/scope mark. Now all you need to do is measure from the last group to the bull, up and over, move your scope that many marks and shoot bullseyes!

Good luck.

April 27, 2012, 10:11 AM	#7
Wyoredman Senior Member Join Date: September 6, 2011 Location: Wyoming Posts: 1,352	Rebs, Go out and shoot three shots on a clean target. Move your scope any number of marks, doesn't matter. Remember what you moved and shoot three more rounds. Look and see how far the POI moved. Divide distance POI moved by the number of marks you adjusted your scope and you can figure out the MOA each mark moves your POI. Example: Shoot three. Adjust scope left from 0 to 4 mark. Shoot three more. Group moves left 4". Divide 4" by 4 marks gives you 1 MOA/scope mark. Now all you need to do is measure from the last group to the bull, up and over, move your scope that many marks and shoot bullseyes! Good luck. __________________ Go Pokes! Go Rams!