Even if what you do works, or is even better, that doesn't mean that the instructions are wrong or don't work.
So if someone like mathman is willing to show you the best way to do something, you're sticking with the instructions.
Brilliant.
For the sake of time yes.
I didn't think there was a need in the first place to change them. Are they better? People do somethings with more detail when it is required, and less when it is not. Same with scope alignment. I do it now. But for years, shooting at close range, it didn't matter.
Scope alignment is easy to do. Mathman's may produce a better product, but I am not sure they are worth the effort.
