Mil-Calc
Distance Milling Calculator
About
Calculate the distance to a target using MIL or MOA measurements and known target sizes. Offers imperial and metric units with a clean, offline interface. Includes a reference library for common target dimensions.
What's New in Mil
1.1
January 27, 2026
• Added the ability to create custom targets in the reference data section • Expanded the library with additional reference targets • Minor improvements and refinements
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FAQ
What is Mil-Calc used for?
Mil-Calc is a distance milling calculator designed for shooters. It helps you determine the distance to a target by using MIL or MOA measurements taken through your optic and a known target size.
How does Mil-Calc calculate distance?
You input a known target size and a MIL or MOA measurement taken through your scope. Mil-Calc then uses these values to instantly calculate the distance to your target in yards or meters.
Does Mil-Calc require an internet connection?
No, Mil-Calc performs all calculations locally on your device. It is designed for fast, offline use, meaning you do not need an internet connection to operate it.
What is the price of Mil-Calc?
Mil-Calc is a paid application, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features without any ongoing costs.
Does Mil-Calc have ads?
No, Mil-Calc is ad-free. The application explicitly states it has no ads, tracking, or analytics, ensuring a clean and focused user experience.
What devices is Mil-Calc available on?
Based on the provided data, Mil-Calc is currently supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding Android or other platforms is not available.
How often is Mil-Calc updated?
Mil-Calc was last updated on January 27, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
Is Mil-Calc suitable for beginners?
Mil-Calc is designed for shooters who want analog ranging capabilities. While it simplifies calculations, users are responsible for complying with applicable laws and confirming distances when safety is a concern.