Hi just got a new Aimpoint Comp m4. Want to zero at 50 yards to start and then check zero at 100yrds. The Manual says that 1 click=16mm at 100 meters. So what would 1 click at 50 yards and 1 click at 100 yards be in Fraction"s of a inch, you know what I mean. Like 1click = 1/2 in in 100 yards. I do not know milimeters. So what would 1 click equal in 50 yards and 1 click equal in 100 yards be in god old fractionâs of a inch? Thanks Guys I am retarted today:confused:
A very easy search revealed the answer. âmillimeters to inchesâ on Google brought up the converter. 16mm is 0.629921 inches.
If at 100 yards, one click will move POI (Point Of Impact) 0.629921 inches. If you change the distance, the shift in POI will change proportionately. At 50 yards, the shift in POI would be half that of 100 yards, or 0.315ish inches. At 200 yards it would be double, or roughly 1.26ish inches., . Unless you are doing bullseye shooting, roughing it out to one click = half an inch at 100yards for easy reference will do just fine.
1" = 25.4 mm
16mm divided by 25.4 = 0.629921259inches.
Which is what tampam4 gave you, this is how you get there.
Yea I know that 16mm= 0.629921259 inches but that is decimal of inches, what is 16mm in fractions of a inch. I know fractions, is 16mm aout 3/4 of a inch? Can some one here convert 16mm to a fraction for me? Thanks Wedgemo:)
.625 = 5/8"
a little over 1/2"
0.629921259 is just a hair under 63/100ths of an inch, or about 3/100ths more than 6/10ths of an inch.
(I was told that there would be no math)
youâre just being silly
My brain hurts now⌠thanksâŚ