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Yeah. Thanks guys
I just did the same diagram on Autocad and got the same result (2.25mm @ 40M) when zeroed at 10M.
I zeroed mine at 20M and that makes a .25mm difference at 40M as you said
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[quote="fritz"]11mm = 3/8" for airgunners.
Thanks for the reply but what do you mean "for airgunners"?
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