Stabilizing weapon for a prone shot.

When shooting sling prone, I do find it more comfortable to be off at an angle.
The key then becomes keeping everything consistent.

With a bipod and a rear squeeze bag, I need to be straight behind the gun.
If I get angled, the gun will jump off target whichever way I am angled and I have a harder time spotting my own impacts.
When I am square, the gun jumps right back on target before the bullet lands there.
 
I prefer using a backpack, sounds silly, but it works well enough. Everything else I guess is standard. Well I do have a broken collar bone which creates a perfect pocket in my shoulder for the butt stock to sit. But I wouldn't recommend going out and breaking yours.
 
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