Glossary
The interaction-menu options that appear at an arsenal crate or ammo box in Conflict mode, in Russian, for quick lookup while playing. Tap the button to hear it.
The M22 reticle is a ranging tool, not just an aiming aid. It's graduated in mils (Ты́сячные): each numbered mark is 10 mils, each small tick between them is 5 mils. The vertical scale measures a target's height (up to 50 mils); the horizontal scale measures width (40 mils left, 30 right).
1 mil = 1 meter of size at 1000 meters of distance. That relationship gives the ranging formula:
Find the target's real-world size, measure how many mils it spans on the reticle, then plug into the formula. Worked examples:
Ranging works best on objects with predictable dimensions: a standing person (~1.8 m), a vehicle, a doorway (~2 m), a power pole (~10 to 11 m). It's unreliable on things like chimneys or antennas, whose true size is a guess. Memorize one anchor, a soldier at the "1" mark (10 mils) ≈ 180 m, and estimate other distances from there.


Soviet binoculars/optics reference: pending a future update.