Ok, somebody check my math please.
The sight radius on my rifle is 31" so the circumference of the theoretical circle that radius would create would be 194.7" (C = 2 x pi x r)
So the distance of 1 degree of that circle would be .54" (194.7 divided by 360 degrees).
So one minute of angle (MOA) of my sight radius would be .009" (.54 divided by 60).
So in order to change my point of impact 1" at 100 yard I need to adjust the height of sight .009", correct?
The sight radius on my rifle is 31" so the circumference of the theoretical circle that radius would create would be 194.7" (C = 2 x pi x r)
So the distance of 1 degree of that circle would be .54" (194.7 divided by 360 degrees).
So one minute of angle (MOA) of my sight radius would be .009" (.54 divided by 60).
So in order to change my point of impact 1" at 100 yard I need to adjust the height of sight .009", correct?