Recent content by USP45T

Congrats on the P9S. I've never seen that small case. Pretty cool. I love the target model. Your serial number is about 100 away from mine.

Sako trg 22

Thanks for the info. I guess I don't see too clearly. Nice shooting. A 1/4 moa rifle is a joy to shoot.

is that a 1.5" x-ring? nice of your scorer to give you an X for S1. I wish they'd score me like that where I shoot. There's usually money involved. lol

Since price is not a problem, you should add to your huge collection and just buy both.

Getting away from thinking about inches some more, my scope is metric. At 100 meters, each click adjustment moves the point of impact 1cm. At 200m, each click moves the POI 2cm. At 300m, each click moves the POI 3cm...an so on. At 50m, each click moves POI 0.5cm. At 25m, each click moves...

The value (in inches) that 1moa is equal to changes with your distance to target. At 100yds, 1moa = 1" (1.047" actually but we'll drop the .047 right now). So at a 100yd target distance 1moa = 1". At 200yds, 1moa = 2". At 300yds, 1moa = 3"...and so on. So if your scope has 1/4moa...

Just got done cleaning cherry/coke Slurpee off of the carpet...but it was worth it. funny stuff.

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Yes, not exactly. I dropped the 0.047. You dropped the 0.00025 from your 1/4moa X 3 calculation, lol. 6 clicks would closer to 5" than 7 clicks at 300yds. 7 clicks would move you 5.49675". He said he was rounding for our convenience.

I chose FAL Par and SAKO TRG

#2. 7 1/4moa clicks moves u 5.25" at 300yds.

RimfireCentral has a 9422 manu date thread in the Win forum. Looks like 1973-74. http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115110

+1 for Euro Optic. Try Cott Firearms in Missouri and Bachman P&G in Dallas also.

Nice collection. All are .32 acp except the bottom Colt??