Nic putting aside past discussions between us and the fact you don't want to speak with me can you at least answer me this question? Was what I said really that different to what Alan said? And please answer honestly don't go splitting hairs.
You have misunderstood my post yet again.Nic putting aside past discussions between us and the fact you don't want to speak with me can you at least answer me this question? Was what I said really that different to what Alan said? And please answer honestly don't go splitting hairs.
Sorry the "lie down" part was meant to be an aside with Ian and nothing nasty was intended by it, and certainly not aimed in anyway at any comment made by you Nicola.You have misunderstood my post yet again.
I put a clarification on my post after your posts of 96 and 97.
Where you said you were not going to lie down?? whatever that meant....and copying in an old post mentioning my name......yet......I have not actually interacted with you in the whole of this thread.
And that is why I put my clarification.....I was not speaking to 'you' ....I was speaking to the subject matter posted about Alan's views on the subject.
I do not know you, I have not got any 'past history' with you and I have not really got any interest at all as I have never met you....so I am not really sure why you are so bothered all the time in thinking that we are communicating. We are not.....I am talking in general....to the thread....just saying every so politely.
WOW thanks for digging this up, my excellent pornographic memory knew it was out there but finding it is something else. To be fair he is not the only gunsmith to disassociate pitch with POI.Interesting take on changing comb height by Alan Rhone.
"You have uncovered one of the great myths of shotgunning - that comb height changes point of impact, it doesn't, it changes line of sight. Changing where you are looking may or may not affect where the gun shoots, it all depends on the way you shoot. If you aim the gun using the front bead like a rifle front sight then you will find that a high comb equals a high shot placement. However, if you look over the gun and use the rib as a subconscious aiming aid, you will find that the height of the comb makes little difference unless it is so low that you lift your head to see over the rib. In this case a low comb can make you shoot high. Trust me on this, changing comb height does not change point of impact.
Changing the pitch will not make any difference to the point of impact either. Pitch affects comfort and how easily you can mount the gun. I have carried out many tests using guns with adjustable pitch and I can tell you that changing from extreme down to extreme up-pitch does not move the point of impact at all but it certainly makes a big difference to recoil."
Reflecting my opinion but this is not posted to reopen the debate
Freudian slip Hamster??? What were you thinking of?? :sarcastic:my excellent pornographic memory knew it was out there
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