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Immobilize the gun with crosshairs on your POI & count the clicks UP to center of bullseye. Simple.

If ten clicks per mil:
9.5*2/3.6*10=52clicks

If 4 clicks per MOA:
9.5/0.52*4=73clicks

But really just run the magnification to the top and take note of the exact number of mils low then give it ten or twenty clicks and shoot again. Adjust from there. You are so far out that you don't need to shoot.mlre than 3 shots per group till you get a lot closer.

Theoretically it would be approx 72-73 clicks. Each click is .25moa at 100yds which means each is .125 moa at 50yds. 8 clicks to a minute (approx 1.047")
(9.5/1.047)x8=72.5 clicks

I prefer the redneck option. Just do ten or eleventeen clicks up. See where that puts you. If you have a pension for unnecessary math you can calculate from there or just keep shootin and adjustin til ya hit the target.

But then again, I have never had an aversion to wasted shots.

Airisking said:

72 clicks Iam not sure about that

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Well it looks like they have 2 different reticles/erectors. An MOA and a MIL. I'm guessing now that when you said "mill" you meant "MIL"?
The first search option for Athlon leads to a MOA version so that's why I said 72 clicks. If you have a MIL version then it would be 52.77 clicks (53)
A MIL is 3.6" at 100yds so that would be 1.8" at 50yds. Your clicks should be .1 mills so 9.5/.18=52.77

Put the crosshairs on the bull. Hold gun still, turn the elevation turrent until it intersects your last shot. Simple.

Essay and error!!

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