hardcase wrote:I'm a little confused about the moa, or minute of angle thing. I understand how a shot could be further from the center of the bullseye with greater distance due to wind, shooter error, and the like but looks like the angle would be the same.
You are correct. MOA is an angular measurement which translates to a scaler measurement of about one inch at 100 yards, two inches at 200 yards, etc.
It is commonly used to measure group size.
This explains it all: http://nssf.org/video/facts/MOA.cfm
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minute of angle is a measurment of an arc. 1.047 inches at 100 yds , 2.094 at 200 yds and 3.141 at 300 yds all the way out to 10.47 inches at 1000 yds . so 3 moa come up at 200 yds would be 6.282 inches,
