Mil-Dot Master Tutorial | Best Long Range Tool

InnerBark Outdoors
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Published 2020-12-23
I've owned a Mil-Dot Master for over 10 years, and I love this tool! If you own a mil based (MRAD) scope, you owe it to yourself to get one of these for your range bag. It allows you to calculate target distance, target size, translate bullet drop to MOA or MRAD, and adjust elevation holds based on incline/decline shooting.

YouTube isn't a fan of me linking to accessories like this, but I trust you can find it on your own. They cost about $30-35.

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All Comments (21)
  • @JohnDoe-xg4yr
    This is the only calculator I take with me to the field. I love this thing. I also like the fact that I can get a visual on my data and not just numbers on a screen. Thanks
  • @cllistings5914
    Great Job. Clear, concise and excellent videography. I’ll subscribe.
  • @Swamp-Fox
    That type of analog computer is also known as a nomogram or nomograph. I love it! No batteries to die. Nothing to break. No firmware to upgrade. I have always had an interest in long range shooting. Maybe I will pursue it next year! Thanks for the great tutorial.
  • @ddyoder
    I've had my Mil-Dot Master for 8yrs (I think Rex had it in his Sniper 101 series forever ago..) -- great analog device
  • @Reblwitoutacause
    Born in 94. Know what both an analog computer and slide rule are. Maybe punlmp the breaks a bit there ( yes, i also know how to drive in snow and how to drive a manual, and what "pump the breaks" actually means.. )
  • @flea-kh7om
    Excellent video! For 45 yrs I thought tactical precision rifle here in Va. for our LEO's and Military! There is no better tool to have in your ruck than the Mildot Master. Dang, scope ain't shabby either. Take care and Merry Christmas, Vern Harrison
  • @Beardlife1776
    Great information!! Always enjoy watching your videos. Will be picking one up! What kind of watch are you wearing ?
  • @jmoskaly1
    Very well done, thanks AMZ on order...
  • @Andreypog
    Great video! Thank you for taking the time to create content.
  • @nonokodog622
    Kick ass video. I'm looking for an analog (no batteries) way to estimate range for black powder shooting with a tang sight. The .50 cal 300 grain conical bullets I use, have a very parabolic trajectory so range estimation is critical. I suppose I could use this calculator with a scope just for the milli-radian measurement. Any thoughts ?