Mildot Master

[ridah925]

Outstanding!!

[ICEMANdrake214]

Wow this is very nice

[MikeM0331]

Nice Video.

[krinquechaf]

i love it can i mack my own ?

[oyy0]

@krinquechaf Why make your own when you can find one for $30? And the material is waterproof, as well as tear resistant (since it's plastic). I guess you can but if money is this tight, I don't know how you are planning to shoot enough to get any good or stay good.

[ScopedNightmare]

1000/36 x 36"/ 2mils* sorry

[ScopedNightmare]

Distance equation in yards: 1000/36 x (height of object in Inches)/ Mils

Using #s in vid: 1000/36 x 36" / 5mils= 500yrds. Re-due the math if you doubt me but that is one of the basic formulas.

[EN2HAMMSTER]

@ScopedNightmare The formula is size of target in yards, in this case I used 36 inches so there would be no decimal pont and make the math easy for you so the size of the target in yards is 1 times that by 1000 in this case that equals 1000 divide that by the size of the object in mils in this case the object appeared to be 2 mils in height so distance in yards equals 500 just like the slide rule shows. 1x1000 divided 2 equal 500 yards

[depravedpuma]

@EN2HAMMSTER What you are saying is true to a point. Mils can be either yards or meters as long as the distence is in yards or meters. Good video thanks for the review. Keep Safe.

[m70c00l]

does it find bullet drop because i have no idea how to find bullet drop for 168 gr bullet at 2650 fps sighted at 200yards

[EN2HAMMSTER]

@m70c00l no it does not calculate bullet drop, there is a place to attach that information on the back when you get it. When you know your bullet drop it can help you adjust the scope. Look on the internet you should be able to find some bullet drop charts that will get you close but you will need to find how much the bullet drops with your rifle and ammo.

[theshwang]

Don't understand how u measure incline. How did u measure 30 deg with the string n weight. What's the referance. Thx

[EN2HAMMSTER]

@theshwang Yes use the string and weight to measure incline. You can either sight down the top of the mildot master or put the mildot master on top of your barrel and then read the string on the scale.

[rainmechanic]

excellent review of this product..... Ive seen them advertised over at SWFA but i never knew how it worked or whether it was worth purchasing..... I like it... Seems like a solid piece of kit for someone interested in trying their hand at +400 yard shooting..

[scoutstyle37]

Great review!

[filoIII]

How could an airgunner use this? The birds/groundhogs/squirrels, etc are only 6inches or so. Can that thing go down that small? Thanks

[EN2HAMMSTER]

@filoIII This will measure objects as small as 4 inches, but no closer than 100 yards. I don't think this will be of any help to you. Sorry, thanks for watching.

[hddm3]

where did you get yours. Thanks for the vid

[EN2HAMMSTER]

@hddm3 I got it on line at mildot.com

[hddm3]

@EN2HAMMSTER ok thanks

[rednoseroxy]

Nice review man.. I just bought my first rifle, a Remington 700 in .308... I want to learn how to do things manually, kind of like using the stars to navigate instead of relying on GPS. I'm gonna buy this.

[tapper45]

@rednoseroxy

you started out right.

rem 700 may not be everybody's fav rifle but its like a sbc, EVERYBODY makes go fast parts for it.

and 308 is the perfect all around caliber, easy to get, relatively cheap, hits hard and everybody has 1 or 3.

there's a million places to get serious knowledge about the rem 700 and the 308 cartridge too.

you can steal your buddy's ammo too.

i take the info off it for each rifle/cal and make a little card for each rifle.

saves lotsa time and no calculator

[miguelbarud]

@rednoseroxy I am absolutely agreeing with you. Great information you just saved me $400. I am no longer investing on a range finder!!!!!!!!!

[bolteret]

donde puedo comprar una de esas

[bolteret]

donde puedo comprar una de esas??? XD....