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Originally Posted by 6.5 shooter
Trajectory.. on the magic sideways rifle would but the bullet to the right 1.5"(if you laid the rifle down on it left side) or whatever distance is between the rifle bore and the optic center of the scope and the bullet at 200 yards would hit about ~ 5" low or possibly more.
When a bullet leaves the muzzle of your rifle it is going UP not in a straight line, so the bullet crosses the line of sight TWICE in its TRAJECTORY to the target. Crooked cross hairs will hit the bulls eye at whatever range the rifle is sighted in for but at any other distance the bullet will either fly left or right depending on the cant.
Guys like Tubbs are shooting at KNOW distances so they can cant their rifles and still be on target. Silhouette shooters do it all the time.
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This expalins it about as clear as possible.