How long is one click on a sniper rifle.? It will depend on the design of the scope, and the range at which you are shooting. The term click usually means a click of the scope setting knob, but it is also military sla…ng for kilometer (1000 meters)- as is How far is it to the new position? A short march- maybe 3-4 clicks..
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1 -- an FAQ from the U.S. Army Center of Military History. 2  Origins of the Twenty-One Gun Salute -- a Naval Historical Center FAQ page.  Origin of the 21 gun salute -- another answer to this question from the U.S. Army Center of Military History.
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A: As odd as it sounds, the D in D-Day is merely meant to designate the day of the invasion. It is used in combat operations where the day needs to be secret (as in the most famous D-Day, the invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944) or when the day has not yet been determined.
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It depends if you mean click or klick. Klick is slang for kilometer. Click, on the other hand, ...is used when sighting-in a weapon, such as a rifle. On most weapons, one click equals one second of arc, or -- in other words, one inch of distance at one hundred yards. So, moving the site adjustments of the rifle one click will change the point of impact one inch for a target 100 yards away, two inches for a target 200 yards away, and so forth.
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Always think in increments of 1 MOA at whatever distance you are shooting. For example, imagine you are shooting at 300 yards. You know that a MOA spreads out 1 per 100 yards, so 1 MOA at 300 yards is 3. Therefore, for your calculations at that 300 yard target, you should think in 3 increments. By doing so, you can easily see that 2 MOA is just 2 of those 3 increments, or 6 total.
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Divide the distance (in yards) you are shooting by 100 and you will know how big 1 MOA is in inches. For example, imagine you are now shooting at 250 yards. 250 / 100 = 2.5. So, 1 MOA at 250 yards is 2.5. 2. Determine how many 1 MOA increments will fit into the adjustment you are trying to make. For example, imagine you are trying to adjust 8 at 400 yards. You already know to think in 4 increments for this example.
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A: In many military-related movies and television shows, characters describe distances in terms of klicks, causing many people to wonder what a klick (also sometimes spelled click, klik, or clic) is. This term is shorthand/slang for a kilometer. We found its definition in several on-line glossaries, including this Glossary of Words used by CAP Marines in Vietnam (http://www.capmarine.com/cap/glossary.htm) and this Language of War page from the PBS web site for their Vietnam Online program.
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1 Origins of the Twenty-One Gun Salute -- a Naval Historical Center FAQ page. (http://www.sartori.com/nhc/frames/faqs/faq40-1.html)  Origin of the 21 gun salute -- another answer to this question from the U.S. Army Center of Military History.
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Klick is slang for kilometer. ...is used when sighting-in a weapon, such as a rifle. On most weapons, one click equals one second of arc, or -- in other words, one inch of distance at one hundred yards.
https://www.quora.com/When-some-one-in-the-Army-says-one-click-what-does-it-mean
exists and is an alternate of . In military terms, a klick means a distance of 1000 meters (one kilometer, or .62 miles). So, if a Soldier radios, We're 10 klicks south of your position, that means they are 10 kilometers away, or 6.2 miles away. In military terms, a klick means a distance of 1000 meters (one kilometer, or .62 miles).
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how far is one click
A one click is a kilometer or 1000 meters far. One klick means one kilometre or 1000 metres.