I got some new binoculars and spotted some deer from my back deck several hundred yards away on a hillside. I went and got my rifle to look through the scope at them. Body of one was just over a half mil tall from back to brisket. 1 mildot is ~3.6 inches at 100 yards. I did some math in my head and figured out the deer was 900~1,000 yards away. The 3 circled objects are deer (cell phone shot taken through my scope-- very hard to line up and focus is not good. The center is a big mule deer doe, and the other two are her fawns.
I checked Google Earth and measured the distance-- ~955 yards
Enter the size (in) and the milliradians (mils) into the Milliradian Distance Calculator. The calculator will evaluate and display the Milliradian Distance.
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btw--- the deer are probably these same deer on my cameras...
The EP-L (EP Light) is our Light Weight Hunter version of the EP (Extreme Precision) series. It is built on a streamline 30mm main tube to reduce overall weight with our toolless, easy to operate capped windage turret that lets you set and forget.
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Max magnification is fuzzy, and the eyebox is very small there too. Will likely not take it above 20 or so anyway.