Calc Bullet Drop in MOA or Clicks come up ballistics

How to calculate drop, in clicks and MOA, from ballistic data. This might be called hold over or come-up. Useful when hunting, long range hunting, or precision shooting. Example at 1:57.

[AJDZK]

Best MOA/Click conversion vid I've ever seen. No BS, straight to the point. No talking just to hear your head rattle. Very useful info. Thank you.

[danza]

I’m watching this 7 years later and it is still the best video

[FullAutoBacon]

You did a great job explaining it. I’ve spent hours reading and watching other ppl try to explain this but yours is hands down the best imo.

[bgallaher]

Yes, I did miss speak (had to re-watch the video). At 400 yards, with a drop of 25.7 inches, convert to MOA by dividing by 4.0 inches per MOA (not going exact today), is 6.425 minutes worth of drop. With 4 clicks per minute, we get (6.425 min of drop) x (4 click per minute) = 25.7 clicks, which is rounded to 26 clicks of drop at 400 yards. Close to the 25 clicks in the video.

Nice to know someone is watching/listening ;)

[giovannigallo]

Finally! An explanation that takes you all the way through the process. Now I understand. Thanks

[ericroland]

Finally. Someone that can explain things where I can understand. Great Job!! Great video!!

[steveheiens]

The best one that I've watched so far. Showing your chart was what made it all make sense. Thank you

[oasiscc]

Just starting long range shooting and I can't tell you how valuable your video is Great job on an excellent presentation

[southfloridaoutdoors]

Man this is a thorough video, even explained that MOA isn't exactly 1 inch which I didn't know and is definitely helpful in being as accurate as possible at longer distances. Diagram was cool too for people who needed it to understand sighting in and drop 👍 great video

[jacklynn]

Great video, really useful information. Thank you for keeping it simple for us mere mortals. I learned something that I had never even considered. Thank you

[Chris]

Thanks for a great video. I used your video to confirm my thoughts about using MOA for long range shooting.

[larrykramercpap]

After reviewing this excellent lesson I attempted to take your chart and prepare it using MIL instead of MOA. I think I did all the conversion including bullet drop from inches to centimeters. I was hoping you would consider presenting this video in MIL to see if I did that correctly. Thanks for this great video.

[oasiscc]

Just quick thanks for the educational video, watched it twice got my chart down to the desert and it worked.

[MuhammadTalha-pdkm]

Thank you sir you explain it very clearly and in a easy method no one can explain like this

[jamesbent]

Thank u so much im hunting coyotes long distance at a farm.up in ontario and am new to long distance shooting using 22 250 you have xplained it well i will put this into practice on my vortex viper and see how it wors for me this winter

[djustice]

Very informative video spelled out in the clearest way I’ve seen yet. Nice job

[doyle]

Brilliant video. takes something a bit frightening and made it really easy to understand. Just what I have been waiting for, Cheers.

[speedlimit]

Very clear explanation... I really appreciate you explaining and illustrating the point

[MY_SOLACE]

Great presentation!  I'm in process of buying my first rifle for target shooting and maybe one day hunting.  You did an excellent job with the both graphics and tutorial.

[russellp]

I think it would be faster to count moa instead of clicks being the scope already has them marked if you wanted to go up 3 inches at 200 yards 1.2 moa.even if you needed to dial over 12 minutes could be 1-1.2