Cruz Eugen 1876 Rifle

==Cruz Eugen 1876 Standard Issue Breech-loading Bolt Action Rifle==
The Cruz Eugen 1876 Standard Issue Breech-loading Bolt action Rifle, or more commonly known as the Cruz Eugen Rifle is a standard issue rifle serving the Philippines Empire from 1876, the rifle at this point is produced in a large gunsmith workspace by the S.P.R.W.
==Aiming guide==
Cruz Eugen Rifle Ladder sights guide.
Ladder Sight number	Range (studs)	Range (meters)
0 	<298.27 studs	<100 meters
1 	298.27 studs 	100 meters
2 	596.54 studs 	200 meters
3 	894.81 studs 	300 meters
4 	1193.03 studs	400 meters
5 	1491.35 studs	500 meters
6 	1789.62 studs	600 meters
7 	2087.89 studs	700 meters
8 	2386.16 studs	800 meters
9 	2684.43 studs	900 meters
10 	2982.7 studs 	1000 meters
=== Range-finding (for 300 studs, 600 studs and 900 studs) ===
Chart of body measurements according to Alistado Cho Daeyeop.
Take note that these measurements are based on a 14 inch screen + fullscreen
Studs	Meters 	Body measurement	Body measurement (ADS)
300 	100.58 	0.2 cm 	0.7 cm
600 	201.16 	0.1 cm 	0.35 cm
900 	301.752	0.05 cm 	0.25 cm
Ladder sights number gaps = 0.15cm ADS
==== 300 studs (100.58 meters) ====
If the body measurement of the target is almost equivalent to 0 to 5 of the ladder sights, the target is approximately 300 studs or 100.58 meters. Ladder sight 1 is recommended for aiming. Adjust if you're not hitting your target.
==== 600 studs (201.16 meters) ====
If the body measurement of the target is slightly equivalent to 0 to 3 of the ladder sights or if the head is above the no. 2 of the ladder sights (example in Figure 2b), the target is approximately 600 studs or 201.16 meters. Ladder sights 2 is recommended for aiming. Adjust if you're not hitting your target. (note: 0 to 3 of the ladder sights is about 500 studs)
==== 900 studs (301.752 meters) ====
If the body measurement of the target is almost equivalent to 0 to 2 of the ladder sights, the target is approximately 900 studs or 301.752 meters. Ladder sights 3 is recommended for aiming. Adjust if you're not hitting your target.