Rise will be second, but will be a bit harder to measure. My hope is to work out a jig that works for both, with a way to lock it in either dimension to measure strictly that dimension. So a way to lock the gun down to measure straight back, and lock it fore/aft to measure straight rise. The range I use has concrete shooting benches permanently affixed to the ground on concrete piers so all I have to do is work out a way to clamp it to that and it should be solid.
The problem with climb is that if the rig is too heavy it won't climb at all. It needs to have a way to fix the stock to the rig, but pivot, and let the rest of the gun move freely in the vertical direction only. My intent is to modify a spare M4 stock so that the rifle can be bolted down at the toe.


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