Eliminate the Cumulative Errors of Precision Rifle Shooting
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As precision rifle shooters, we spend an enormous time in preparation. We prepare our ammunition, our rifles, our firing position gear and ourselves. All leading up to a moment that consists of no more than ten-thousandths of a second. Therefore, we must make the most of each moment of preparation in order that that short moment at the shot is Predictable, Repeatable, Precise and Accurate. These are the goals of a precision rifle shooter.
Unfortunately, it is not a perfect world. Imperfection is introduced at every step of the process in the form of error. Any single error is not a great deal really, as on our worst day our rifle systems are capable of one minute of an angle or better, even with factors that are out of our control. But with experience comes growth, and growth in precision rifle means the elimination of error, because errors are CUMULATIVE, and cumulative errors compound, frustrate and work against precision.
