Will this teach a novice how to use a mil-dot scope?

Sort of. The kit contains a book that WILL help you understand how to use a mil-dot scope, but the card itself is a slide rule/analog computer that assists you in rapidly doing the math involved with using said mil-dot optic. I would recommend grabbing this, watching a video or two on YouTube, and keeping the book as a reference.

Will this work okay with a vortex crossfire ii 6-18x44 scope using their bdc reticle?

The MilDot master only works with a scope using Mildot display. If the Vortex uses MOA, the mildot is ineffective. Consider that 1 MOA at 100 yes is 1.05 inches. At 200yds it's 2.1in. At 300 it is 4.15 etc. So, take a hard look at your reticle and then consider. If you don't see the dots, it's likely MOA. As a MilDot estimator with a MilDot scope, the tool works FANTASTIC. I've estimated 880 yd shots very accurately.

what material is the slide made out of? Cardboard? Plastic?

Its plastic coated 100% and pretty durable it can be used in the rain.

Will this work with a bdc type retical?

Depends which model lens you are using, some are pre set for 50 yard differences 100 yard ect. So yea with some time (pending your math skills) yea it can be done. But this system is better used MOA, MIL standards. However keeping in mind your scope is only accurate set to a certain load. With that said I have a BDC system on my AR with adjustable objective set to my ONE load I built for my gun and yes can (but don't ) use my mil master. All my other guns including my 30-30 MIL/MOA. But given some time you will find a way for quick conversions using this system.

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🎯 Master Your Aim with Ease!

CUSTOMIZABLE DATA - Accommodates both commercial and user-generated data strips.
PRECISION MADE EASY - Direct conversion of drop/drift into MOA and mils.
LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLE - Weighs only 3.53 ounces for easy handling.
SIMPLICITY AT ITS BEST - Purely analog design means zero data entry.
EFFORTLESS TARGET SIZING - No need for conversions—just align and shoot!

The Mildot Master is a handheld, analog device designed for precision shooting, eliminating the need for complex calculations and data entry. With a user-friendly design, it features a built-in Target Size Scale, direct conversion for telescopic sight adjustments, and customizable data options, all while being lightweight at just 3.53 ounces.

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Brand	mildot
Recommended Uses For Product	Hunting, Shooting Sports
Special Feature	Backlit Display
Display Type	LCD or LED
Form Factor	Handheld
Material	Stainless Steel
Readout Accuracy	0.01 pounds
Item Weight	3.53 ounces
Weigh Scale Type	Suspension Scale
Measurement Type	pounds
Manufacturer	Rhmip
Unit Count	1 Count
Part Number	FTNS-UK-7316838
Product Dimensions	3.46 x 2.2 x 0.08 inches
Item model number	N23YD-345
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Backlit Display
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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