While discussing setting up a scope a few weeks ago it was agreed that the standard method was to ensure that the rifle was level then set the scope level to ensure that both where in line, Would I be right in thinking that in many instances the rifle snugs into the shoulder at a slight angle (the top leaning toward your head) If you then level the scope, tighten it down and zero it on the range it would shoot as good as the standard method?
I know that to hold the scope off the vertical after its been zeroed will result in inaccurate and inconsistent shots.
I know that to hold the scope off the vertical after its been zeroed will result in inaccurate and inconsistent shots.