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Posted: 12/2/2010 3:17:19 PM EDT
| I searched through the archives for an answer and couldn't find anything definite. I'm wondering what bullet weight and velocity a TA11H-G uses. I also looked all over Trijicon's website and found nothing. |
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That BDC is great, just as long as you always shoot on 70 degree days and 800 feet above sea level  I would have to look again but I an pretty sure the TFT data used by the military is for 70 degree powder temp, 59 degree air temp and at sea level. But the point is correct that the BDC is only a estimation. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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the iron sight calibration on M249's, MK46's and 48's is much better choice, shooters are able to engage targets much faster with irons. Magnafied optics lead to tunnel vision and missed follow up BOT's What? The Marine Corps has found the same shooters were twice as likely to hit a target at an unknown distance when using an ACOG as they were when using irons because no one really dopes sights on IRT the range to target and just uses Kentucky windage and at least with the ACOG they had auto ranging built into the BDC. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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the iron sight calibration on M249's, MK46's and 48's is much better choice, shooters are able to engage targets much faster with irons. Magnafied optics lead to tunnel vision and missed follow up BOT's What? The Marine Corps has found the same shooters were twice as likely to hit a target at an unknown distance when using an ACOG as they were when using irons because no one really dopes sights on IRT the range to target and just uses Kentucky windage and at least with the ACOG they had auto ranging built into the BDC. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile We are talking about Machine Gun Optics. Fire a Burst, lose your target, hunt for 10 seconds thru the magnafied scope while Hadjie skampers away...... Or look thru the irons, see your impacts, adjust fire based on impacts and kill em dead....... |
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trust me-per trijicon and after playing with loads for 9 months, the TA-11H is set at 62 gr going 3,050. all of them show the m-249 in the scope itself. I am not questioning the amount of rounds you have through it or the fact that the website shows two identical reticles, but I work for Trijicon and the engineering spec sheets states 2858 fps using m855. Shoot me a message if you have any questions. |
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