Strelok Pro

[dens228]

I just downloaded Strelok Pro. I entered all the required data including the scope info. I'm using an Element Helix SFP in MOA and shoot it mostly at 18x. I used the slider to 18x in the software. I know the reticle itself is calibrated at 24x. 

When I enter the data and utilize the ballistics chart is it accurate for the 18x?

I'm thinking since it's a SFP scope and the reticle stays the same and the distance is known it will be accurate. Just want someone to ease my overthinking it mind. 

 

[SDellinger]

Looks like if you change powers the reticle view changes but the ballistics chart gives info for what it's calibrated for. 

 

[dan_house]

If your using the EHR-1C MOA reticle, this works.... ASSUMING that it is calibrated for 24x

running it at 18x, calibrated for 24. 18 divided by 24 = .75

soooo using a 25 yard zero, and a "target" at 17 yards, my SP says Up 1.8 MOA. Reticle view looks more like 1.5ish

Multiply what the table says (1.8) by .75 and I got 1.35 which is close to what the reticle view says. Strelok's reticle view is ALWAYS a graphical approximation of the numerical data, so take it with a grain of salt

Running that "out" to 76 yards, the table says Up 8.4, but the reticle looks like 6.2..6.25ish.... 8.4 x .75 = 6.3 which is close to what the reticle view indicates. You'll also have to do the same math on the windage data

you can export the table as a .csv file and pull that into spread sheet for the math manipulation 

and it appears that this method DOES NOT work for MRAD scopes (just tried it with the MRAD reticle for this scope).... cant remember if Ive ever done this with MRAD scopes. 

 

[dens228]

Thanks!

 

[woogie_man]

The chart will be accurate I'd you are dialing. If you want a specific mag on the scope, go to the reticle view for your ranges.