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Mil vs MOA: What Each Click Really Moves, and How to Choose

October 31, 2026 by Reto Wyss
Close-up of a black rifle scope with its turrets, the adjustment knobs marked in mil or MOA

Mil and MOA are two angle units for the same job. Here is what each click moves at 100 to 1,000 yards, how to range with each, and a simple rule for picking one.

Categories Rifle Scopes Tags mil vs moa, MOA, MRAD, reticles, scope turrets

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