Those of you who have spent a lot of time on the trigger in various positions, how important is a “click adjustable” style of LOP? Does your required LOP change enough from offhand to prone to justify quick LOP changes? If it stays the same throughout many positions spacers would be fine unless younger or smaller shooters are using the same gun. I don’t own the gear to experiment yet, and I don’t want to make a bad call to save a few hundred $$.
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Rimfire PRS chassis LOP adjustment?
- Thread starter emerson
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We've been shooting rimfire precision here a couple years now and I've never felt the need to change LOP based on position. Only reasons I can see for changing LOP are a different sized shooter (child etc) or maybe if you were wearing super thick winter clothing, though I typically find most of my rifles still fit just fine even with a thicker jacket on.
We've been shooting rimfire precision here a couple years now and I've never felt the need to change LOP based on position. Only reasons I can see for changing LOP are a different sized shooter (child etc) or maybe if you were wearing super thick winter clothing, though I typically find most of my rifles still fit just fine even with a thicker jacket on.
Makes sense. I think for me, being able to shorten it up for the kids will still be important for a few years.
