Mildot Cheat sheet

[hookedspur]

Anyone know where I can go to download a cheat sheet with the spaces to right the yardage next to the dot or cross hair ?
I want to tape one on a couple rifles.

[Shooter]

Google Hornady ballistic calculator. It gives drop in inches, Mil dot, and come up for your scope.
All you need is your bullet BC, velocity, weight grn, and scope height.

[hookedspur]

Thanks shooter

[ICDEDTURKES]

Google Hornady ballistic calculator. It gives drop in inches, Mil dot, and come up for your scope.
All you need is your bullet BC, velocity, weight grn, and scope height.

Yeah that is what I use for getting muzzle loaders close.

[firedup]

Nikon has one called SpotOn that works for their scopes. Prints out a shot of target and reticles with yardage labed for each mildot based on target range and zero. And it has a lot of bullet info already built in. Don't know how it would work with other scopes tho. But it mite be worth looking into. It is super easy to use and very easy to read.

http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spot ... on.html#:4

[OLE RASPY]

Nikon has one called SpotOn that works for their scopes. Prints out a shot of target and reticles with yardage labed for each mildot based on target range and zero. And it has a lot of bullet info already built in. Don't know how it would work with other scopes tho. But it mite be worth looking into. It is super easy to use and very easy to read.

http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spot ... on.html#:4

How accurate is this.

[crenshawco]

Nikon has one called SpotOn that works for their scopes. Prints out a shot of target and reticles with yardage labed for each mildot based on target range and zero. And it has a lot of bullet info already built in. Don't know how it would work with other scopes tho. But it mite be worth looking into. It is super easy to use and very easy to read.

http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spot ... on.html#:4

How accurate is this.

Very accurate as long as you plug in the correct info

[hookedspur]

Thanks fellows.

[OLE RASPY]

Nikon has one called SpotOn that works for their scopes. Prints out a shot of target and reticles with yardage labed for each mildot based on target range and zero. And it has a lot of bullet info already built in. Don't know how it would work with other scopes tho. But it mite be worth looking into. It is super easy to use and very easy to read.

http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spot ... on.html#:4

How accurate is this.

Very accurate as long as you plug in the correct info

Alright. Yea I figured that much about the right info. I'll be trying it out tommoro. Just wondering if anybody had tryed it out and looks like they have. You know how internet is. Thanks a bunch. I'll be trying it out tommoro.