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Reticle Perpendicularity by Darrell Holland
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<blockquote data-quote="guns_and_labs" data-source="post: 198719" data-attributes="member: 3534"><p>Good article, thank you. The method described will allow me to test a theory that I need a naturally canted reticle. It seems, when I use one of the reticle devices, that the reticle is not plumb when I actually set the rifle up to shoot -- that my natural position is slightly canted -- all measured by whether the leveled target appears to align with the reticle. Now I can test that easily with Mr. Holland's test.</p><p></p><p>One question: how often is a person's natural position such that a canted reticle is necessary?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="guns_and_labs, post: 198719, member: 3534"] Good article, thank you. The method described will allow me to test a theory that I need a naturally canted reticle. It seems, when I use one of the reticle devices, that the reticle is not plumb when I actually set the rifle up to shoot -- that my natural position is slightly canted -- all measured by whether the leveled target appears to align with the reticle. Now I can test that easily with Mr. Holland's test. One question: how often is a person's natural position such that a canted reticle is necessary? [/QUOTE]
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