I am sighting in my scope on my muzzle loader. It is 2" down and 1" left at 25 yards. If one inch is 4 clicks at 100 yards is that 16 clicks to the inch at 25? Or is it one click to the inch? My understanding of physics gets muddled some times. I think it it the former. I know I can just get to the range and sight it in at 100 in a week or so but can't get to the range until then. You folks that have done this a thousand times tell tell me again so that I can remember it this time. Flame on. "D"

1 click at 100 equals 4 cl. at 25 and 2 at 50.

THANKS! Andre. That's what I was thinking. Nice to go to the range one round closer to zero. "D"

D Hunter: Yes 4 clicks making 1" of bullet movement at 100 yards = (equals) 16 clicks making 1" of bullet movement at 25 yards.
I think the proper term here would be: Algebraic Formula as opposed to a Law of Physics!
I am not sure though - and I am a severe dyslexic as well - but your numbers (clicks per inch) are correct in my experiences so far anyway.
Good luck with the muzzleloader!
So using your new "Algebraic Formula" how many clicks to move 1" then at 200 yards?
How many clicks to move 1" at 400 yards?
How many clicks to move 1" at 300 yards?
More later
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy