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Cheek weld and scope height
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<blockquote data-quote="BrentM" data-source="post: 2109062" data-attributes="member: 61747"><p>If you don't want drill/mill and install a proper cheek weld gizmo you can use other parts of your face as a consistent reference point. It is does tend to induce muscle hold control tho. Using your chin, or jaw etc is not uncommon. ME, I just install a solid and functional cheek riser as I usually don't buy and turn rifles often. I usually build or buy a rifle I plan to keep and I set it up for me. LOP and cheek rest are basic fundamentals that are user specific and paramount for long range repeatable precision.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrentM, post: 2109062, member: 61747"] If you don't want drill/mill and install a proper cheek weld gizmo you can use other parts of your face as a consistent reference point. It is does tend to induce muscle hold control tho. Using your chin, or jaw etc is not uncommon. ME, I just install a solid and functional cheek riser as I usually don't buy and turn rifles often. I usually build or buy a rifle I plan to keep and I set it up for me. LOP and cheek rest are basic fundamentals that are user specific and paramount for long range repeatable precision. [/QUOTE]
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