I was reading a book about long range shooting. It says that most cartridges capable of 1,000 yard shooting drop 50 MOA or less at that range, so you need a scope with a minimum of 60 minutes of internal elevation adjustment, to have enough to compensate for drop at 1,000 yards. I have a bunch of manufacturer's catalogs (Simmons, Bushnell, Burris, Leupold, etc), but none of them list this information in the specs. So how do you know how much internal adjustment a certain scope has?