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Rifle Scopes Shoot rifle canted to right 30 and 90 degrees

stan462

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Mar 3, 2008
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If I am shooting a rifle canted to the right 30 and 90 degrees where will the bullet flight be?
 
Re: Shoot rifle canted to right 30 and 90 degrees

The bullet will fly the same. The rotation of the rifle will not affect trajectory.

You just need to account for any deviation in the bore/optic relationship.
 
Re: Shoot rifle canted to right 30 and 90 degrees

Just ask some inner-city home boys. They shoot their guns cocked over at 90-degrees all the time.
 
Re: Shoot rifle canted to right 30 and 90 degrees

Common issue for people who shoot in unconventional positions (think AR's or other carbines). Practice it with your best guess and see where you impact your targets. It is very hard to be accurate at multiple ranges (at least for me). Best to experience it if you think you will ever need to shoot in those kind of positions.