What should an observer do if they consistently miss target with corrections?

When an observer consistently misses a target despite making corrections, it typically indicates that there may be an issue with the method used to calculate the corrections. Adjusting the method of calculation could involve re-evaluating the data inputs, ensuring that the correct adjustments are made for factors such as wind, range, and elevation. This approach seeks to identify and correct any potential errors in the initial estimation of the target's position or environmental factors that could impact precision.

Making adjustments to the methodology can ultimately lead to better accuracy and improved performance in targeting, as it allows the observer to refine their approach rather than simply relying on guesswork or hasty changes without understanding the underlying reasons for error.