Oh. Another question: I find that keeping my back straight is the most comfortable and steady position so far, rather than sort of scrunching into the rifle. However with an erect head position, I find that I cant the rifle a bit inboard. I had no issues doing this when I shot high power, as I could adjust the sights around the cant. The issue, of course, becomes one of assuring that the angle of cant remains consistent. I'm conjuring up a sort of bubble arrangement, rotated a bit around the axis of the barrel so that a quick glance would assure that the cant is consistent, shot-to-shot.

Suggestions or ideas? [/quote]

One way to make sure the cant angle is the same each time is to turn the crosshair cell on external adjustable scopes so that the crosshairs are level when you have your preferred cant angle.  On Lyman and Unertl scopes there are a couple of screws that can be backed off a bit to turn the cell.
On internal adjustment scopes turn the scope in the rings.

40_Rod wrote on Sep 29^th, 2015 at 10:58am:

Yup, I'd cut a couple inches off my lower arm if I could 

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