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    I am guessing you haven’t zeroed your scope dims to bdu marking. Assuming your ammo is similar to mk7 the following should be true. 100-400 should be 12 clicks. However if you are shooting something like PPU 174 fmj that is quite hot and a bt, when I was shooting this 100-500 yrd I typically set 50 yrds under so if that was the case you would only be adding 10 clicks.

    0-100 = 3
    100 -200 = 4
    200 - 300 = 4
    300 - 400 = 4
    400 - 500 = 4
    500 - 600 = 6
    600 -700 = 7
    700 -800 = 8
    800 - 900 = 9
    900 - 1000 = 11

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