I guess this is a two part question. I still sometimes feel a little sore in the cheek after 6-8 boxes. Not a lot, but I think it can be helped with some pitch. Question is, what is considered subtle pitch and do I want to try changing it down, or adding shims to the toe and pitching it up first? I'm shooting a 67 Broadway Superposed and have an adjustable pad. My thoughts are to try a slight shim/washer at the top screw of the pad like 1/16" or so.
Maybe that's a bad idea? I can't tell how flat the pad is contacting my shoulder when I shoot, but I think it should be as near a zero pitch as I can get it. It seems close now, but I can feel a little sore in the cheek after a weekend and 8-10 rounds.
Also, what happens to my P.O.I. with small changes in pitch? I know I can just go to the board and find out, but perhaps some have prior knowledge? Does P.O.I. change a lot and does P.O.A. seem to change too?
Any help is greatly appreciated before I start changing things.
dk
Maybe that's a bad idea? I can't tell how flat the pad is contacting my shoulder when I shoot, but I think it should be as near a zero pitch as I can get it. It seems close now, but I can feel a little sore in the cheek after a weekend and 8-10 rounds.
Also, what happens to my P.O.I. with small changes in pitch? I know I can just go to the board and find out, but perhaps some have prior knowledge? Does P.O.I. change a lot and does P.O.A. seem to change too?
Any help is greatly appreciated before I start changing things.
dk
