You're just not thinking outside the box enough LC... Go to the salvation army or good will, pick up some floral pattern couch cushion, set it on edge atop your stock's comb and duct tape the snot out of it. That should get you enough height for it.I've already got a 1.25" cheek rest on my rifle, and my scope sits at least an inch lower than the one in the photos. I can't see the Battle Rail working out for me.
Then mail order some brass coils from the Kayan Lawhi to get my neck long enough to keep my shoulder in the buttstock.You're just not thinking outside the box enough LC... Go to the salvation army or good will, pick up some floral pattern couch cushion, set it on edge atop your stock's comb and duct tape the snot out of it. That should get you enough height for it.
You're just not thinking outside the box enough LC... Go to the salvation army or good will, pick up some floral pattern couch cushion, set it on edge atop your stock's comb and duct tape the snot out of it. That should get you enough height for it.
Then mail order some brass coils from the Kayan Lawhi to get my neck long enough to keep my shoulder in the buttstock.
SA Inc. extended cluster rail, only available from them and only they install them. You may get lucky and find one for sale somewhere.Would this fit with a JAE stock underneath?? Or not?? What other options do you have for a full length rail with a JAE stock, anyone know??
You killin me man,....you killin me....DI2I bet this guy would love that setup...
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Check out hydrographic coating, they have some amazing stuff and could probably get close to matching the wood grain and colour.You killin me man,....you killin me....DI2
You know, I might even think about something like this if I could match the walnut wood stock color and have it painted to match.....it would look almost like a Garand with sharks teeth then.
The Troy Battle Rail is available in a color called Dark Earth also if you do not like black.Check out hydrographic coating, they have some amazing stuff and could probably get close to matching the wood grain and colour.
Yuba City, CABy the way... where in CA are you? I'm in Riverside...
My dad was born in Yuba City. I haven't been up that way in a while...Yuba City, CA