When choosing a FFP scope, hunters have tended to gravitate toward MOA based reticles, such as Maven’s MOA-2 design in the RS.3 (right), while long- range competitors and military/LE shooters favor ...

You can use your reticle to measure its width in either MILs or MOA, and based on the reticle references get pretty close in terms of range. Knowing that one MIL covers 36 inches at 1,000 yards is a ...

An MOA scope is slightly more precise than a MIL reticle (by a very small fraction of an inch), and any ranging will be done in yards and inches with an MOA scope. MIL stands for “milliradians ...

With the big trend toward long-range shooting, more and more hunting-scope manufacturers now offer multi-aiming-point reticles with reference marks positioned in MOA or MIL increments. The aiming ...

When optics manufacturers list a scope as MOA or MRAD (MILS) , they’re talking about reticle designs and turrets. Many of the same model long-range rifle scopes come set up for MRAD or MOA ...

ACSS Griffin MIL and ACSS Griffin MOA are all-in-one wonders ... At 8x, the reticle grows to display a chevron aiming point, automatic ranging out to 600 yards, and moving target leads.

Every fourth mark is numbered, all the way to the complete 32-MOA elevation range. Wind dots in the lower half of the reticle are spaced in 2 MOA increments, both vertically and horizontally.

The WindPlex reticle helps in compensating for crosswinds ... high magnification: 11.0 Elevation Adjustment Range: 52 MOA Windage Adjustment Range: 52 MOA Tube Material: 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum.