No math mil-dot Rangefinding. Just place one zero!

Thanks to a post on Sniper Central. Thanks Mel.

I have tried this method of Rangefinding using the “Shooter Ready” long range shooting simulation in Cyberspace and plan to give it a real world shot in the next day or so! You’ll need to convert target size from inches into centimeters and use the Metric/meter range card in the simulation. The white/top of the target is 101.xx centimeters tall and click meters on top right of range card. I use the mil/mil, (.1mil turret/mil-dot reticle rifle scope) simulation. No calculator / pen & paper required? The 1/4moa/moa or mil reticle simulation requires math formula / calculator or pen & paper to rangefind?

http://www.shooterready.com/lrsdemo.html : click a link under “The Demos”….

What is required, Range card, calibrated to meters, use of centimeters & meters!

The method requires you to count the number of centimeters in one mil (the space between 2 mil-dots) on the target and place a zero onto number of counted centimeters. Now you have the range in meters to your target. For this to work you must know the height or width of the target in centimeters. 1cm = 10 meters to target, 10cm = 100 meters ranged to target, 50cm = 500 meters to target and so on to the next target.!

Sam 😎