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Let's say you've purchased a new scope, and the spec-sheet indicates it is calibrated for quarter-MOA clicks. One MOA is 1.047 inches at 100 yards, so you figure that's how far your point of impact (POI) will move with four clicks. Well, unfortunately, you may be wrong. You can't necessarily rely on what the manufacturer says.

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