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@1:12 Dude just annoyed landscapers, surveyors, flooring installers and every sports field manager

So would I have to add .2 for 1400 range

why do so many make videos and don't understand that the unit of measure is radians, and mil only means 1/1000th....please get your crap together and actually talk mrad or milliradians

What about the recoil lug, my savage has one what is different with yours

2.5 seems to be the constant for 556 to get it to 2 mils. what most people say is the 10 mph wind hold at 500 yards.

Thank you for the video. The order of operation with the go gauge and remage nut was helpful. Thanks.

What is the constant for 6.5 creedmoor

Can you input range in metres for this formula?

So do you use this in conjunction with moa to find your adjustment like after you find your range you plug it in with moa

WTH?

What is the constant for 556?

Very handy.

Where do you get the constant from?

I was confused about what one mil was

Thank you so much you explained in a way I can listen and pay attention

This is not the correct way to headspace! Do Not leave yourself room to play with! Your gunna get somebody killed with bad info for a noob doin diy at home!

Great video! I've recently rebarreled my Savage. Using the go gauge I threaded the action on until it was lightly snug against the barrel and then i snugged up a little more firmly. My question is what are the signs of having the headspace too tight? I am able to chamber the go gauge but the bolt handle doesnt fall into lock. I have to assist it to lock with light effort. Thanks!!!

Excellent

Well. you mention how to measures the target ok, but for me was not satisfying, do to a lack of explanation me never saw Exactly how to use the Cross hair with respect to mill and dot, a lot of peoples that never has seen a through a telescope using the cross hair and the target to get it hit. sorry if my explanation is not clear thanks for your patient.

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Does this formula really works? I want to see a video of this formula being tested. No physics involve. It's as easy as adding, subtraction, multiplying and dividing.

Thus should be labeled "checking headspace" Not headspacing...

Nice. We'll that's all good for mil guys. What about us MOA guys? Is the math the same still? 🇺🇸 2A 🇺🇸

So what is the constant for a 30-06 18ogr And how do u get a constant for each Rifle and were do u get this information? Thanks Good class brother. 🇺🇸 2A 🇺🇸

All your calculations add up into Mills. How do you calculate that into MOA? Thanks

I love the show very nice. But tell me how do you get the Numbers for constant for each caliber

Thank you... I must have watched 15 videos before I came across this one and saw that you actually moved the barrel nut...

We dont know how we find the constant of our bullet. Please help us??

Hi sir , can i use this formula with metric système , for the Wind i use m/s and not mph, and should i use the same constance with metric formula , 308win (4) ?

Thank you! Never would have thought this until I saw it.

Thank you for this video. I had a sneaky suspicion that my factory rifle, which does not group well, might benefit from unscrewing and re-installing the barrel. How much would you charge for this? Or would you recommend people just buy the appropriate wrench and gauges and screw myself?

OMG how about talk in modern millimetre .. Spray can 250 mm tall . it is not a inch radiant scope it is a Mil radiant . Do a Video talking in Mil so the rest of the modern world can understand . at 100 meters = how many mm at 200 meters = how many mm

Good method ! Anyone knows the constant for 6.5 creedmoor ?

Question : zooming in on target will affect the space it takes up on the hash marks... I don’t understand how you can calculate range if the targets size on your reticle depends on your zoom level... no? Help me lord

The horizontal line it serve at what??

A savage is one the best rifle for accuracy on the market.

thats why our constant increases - said no one ever who knows what constant means.

Try that on a Coyote Stand, pre-dawn in -17 Wind Chill and two coyotes coming in. lol

Ready to go? Where's the recoil lug???

It doesn't matter what unit of measure you use. All you have to do is take the target size (in whatever unit of measure you want) and multiply it by 1000, then divide it by the number of mils it covers. THEN, after you've done that, convert the units to yards. (Or meters, or whatever you want to convert it to) Example: A Target that is 12" tall. 12" x 1000 = 12000 inches 12000"/# of mils (let's say 3) = 4000" So the target is 4000" away. NOW we convert inches to yards. 4000"/36"(the number of inches in a yard) = 111 yards away. Another example, a target that is 57" tall (a completely random number) 57"x1000=57000" 57000"/4 (or whatever # of mils it is) =14250 inches away 14250"/36" (inches per yard) = 395.8 yards away Simple.

Well explained

Do the formula in MOA, not mils, for a multitude of reasons, like when your scope or sights are in MOA, or when using irons which will require hold off in inches. Here's the formula: distance to target in yards divided by 100 times wind value in MPH divided by the constant. Now how do you determine the constant? The MOA constant for any distance can be determined through a trajectory calculation produced from an online ballistics service. Just think what the distance in yards divided by 100 times wind value in mph needs to be divided by to produce the trajectory calculation's given MOA adjustment for a 10 mph wind. Using the .308 (175 SMK @2610 fps) at 600 yards for example, 600 / 100 = 6 X 10 mph = 60, so now what would 60 need to be divided by to equal the 5 MOA stated wind favor from the trajectory calculation? The answer is 12. That's the constant you will then use to determine the wind favor in MOA for any wind value at 600 yards for the specified loading. For 1000 yards the constant is 10. This stuff is easy; but, if you have difficulty with wind, seek a credentialed coach/mentor. Most credentialed is a shooter holding an NRA Long Range High Master rating. Ask your coach/mentor what wind constant he uses for 600 or 1000-yard competitions. If you get gobbledygook instead of a straight answer, move on to a more qualified coach. Creds: US Distinguished Rifleman, NRA American High-Power Rifleman, SAFS Coach, and SDM Instructor.

Great video . I always neck size my 270 brass after first shot which is custom fit to my chamber . Brass height is as SAAMI spec . But when ever i try headspace guage it does not fit properly . Now my question is does my rifle has headspace issue ? Do i need to continue neck sizing or i should show it to a gun smith ?

What would be the constant for a 5.56 ? Like MK 262. And in what distance would add .1 in the formula? Thank you .

Thanks for showing one you didnt have to do anything at all to.

How do i find the constant of my bullet

inches x 1000 / mils / 36 = range in yards (inches x 27.77 / mils = yards also) inches x 25.4 / mils = meters

Don't you know the difference between a gun and a rifle receiver and proper torque of barrel installation ?

Hey great Video! Do you torque that barrel nut at some point?

Thanks for the wind formula. I use MOA adjustments instead of Mils. All I need to do is multiply the answer in Mils by 3.44 to get an MOA adjustment. Accuracy is getting better every day.