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if you have a 6" target (human figure) how many yards out do you put the target so it'll be a 6' target at 100 yards through a scope? (Scope is a 3x-9x power) Im too lazy to calculate it out, so mathmaticians help?
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Originally posted by Gottmituns -
Put your target at 25 feet or 8.33 yards to simulate 6' target @ 100 yards.
Don't forget to factor in the bullet trajectory.Last edited by zman; 01-28-2010, 9:31 AM.
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that is pretty close....Originally posted by leelawOriginally posted by SoCalSig1911Originally posted by PrepperGunShopComment
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(6 in)/X = (72 in)/(100 yd)
X=6/72*100=8.3 yardsLast edited by dixieD; 01-28-2010, 5:26 PM.As Einstein has shown that it takes infinite energy to accelerate a mass to the speed of light, Obama AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE will demonstrate that it takes infinite money to attain utopiaComment
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Nice. Thanks for the formulaOriginally posted by GottmitunsComment
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