| Mil-Dot Reticle | a Mil-Dot reticle is a type of reticle used in telescopic sights, featuring a series of evenly spaced dots or hash marks calibrated to represent mil-radian measurements. It is commonly used for range estimation, holdover/holdoff adjustments, and compensating for bullet drop and windage in long-range shooting and military applications. |
| Mil-Radian Adjustment | mil-radian adjustment refers to the adjustment capability of a scope measured in mil-radians. It allows shooters to make precise adjustments for bullet impact at different distances, compensating for bullet drop, windage, and other factors. Mil-radian adjustments provide a consistent and proportional system for making precise and repeatable adjustments, and they are commonly used in long-range shooting and military applications. |
