What is the purpose of these line marked with arrow. How we can use
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Wind speed vs. projectile drift. The dots are five or ten mph wind holdover, and the arrows demonstrating one, three, five mph wild drift impacts.
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Why would anyone mix yards and meters per second 
when explaining a reticle.
I expect most of us use m/s and meters OR mph and yards.
when explaining a reticle.I expect most of us use m/s and meters OR mph and yards.
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Those lines are just artist drawings showing you how to calculate drift. They wont be there in your scope, the 5 angled dots will be.
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Why would anyone mix yards and meters per second
I expect most of us use m/s and meters OR mph and yards.
Because the user elected those units. That's how that software does it. That one is on the user.
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