Has anyone tried mounting this on a hook style stock? (i.e. M40A5 style, without the adjustable cheek rest obviously)
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This cheek rest will fit most all stocks. The Velcro straps are going to be the only problem. They are extremely long even for a bell and Carlson medalist stock and the rear of that stock is huge. If you can sew or know someone who can, you can sew the ends of the straps after you cut them shorter. Other than that, the cheek piece is very well made...
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My height and size is similar, but I it turns out that this stock is to small. When I mount the gun my thumb is very close to my nose. I haven't fired it since it was installed but I fear that the recoil will send my thumb into the side of my nose.
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I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope... » Read More I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. « Show Less
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Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!
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Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just.I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
1650040
Fits without any modification to the stock. The mount fits where the original rear sight is, with modifications to the sight base only. Even the old original wood stock does not have to be altered.
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I was very pleased with this mount. Yes it fit really secured on my mauser m48. I really loved how the iron sights view fit in under the mount. On mine you could pick it up by the mount and it will not budge. The only thing was when I was installing it I had to file out a tiny bit of wood where the recoil bracket goes. The new one that comes with it was about 2 mm too thick but nothing to it.Guess it depends on your rifle but it took me about 10 mins to do everything. I really love it. Hope I was able to help.
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It sits pretty high on the rail so co-witnessing will be a problem unless you have aftermarket sights possibly using a riser to bump them a little higher. I'm pretty sure that it won't co-witness with any stock sights on a firearm.
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
50680
Sorry, John. I mounted it on a Benji pump and don't know anything about your gun. It raised the sight level so high that I had to mount a cheek pad as well.
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I don't see why not. It is semi sticky and I moved to up on my shotgun stock a bit after I had it further back on the stock. Seemed to work ok moving it and left no residue. Good looking but did not, however keep my cheek from becoming bloodied from recoil......obviously the gun does not fit me.
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Yes I have that setup and like it. However you cannot access the sight adjustment lock screws on the sight when it is mounted with the supplied hex wrench. I had to leave the lock scews loose, mount the sight and sight it in, then take the sight off lock the screws and the remount the sight. If I had a wrech with a shorter arm I could lossen and tightent the lock screws while the scope is mounted.
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I had no issue seeing the iron sights, so I don't see why you would need to modify the stock in anyway except to accommodate for a scope mount, which I just used a dremel to cut a small groove in the side.
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Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms, and you've got a good one. Good luck, and best regards, Van. Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms,... » Read More Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms, and you've got a good one. Good luck, and best regards, Van. « Show Less
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As long as you have a part of the barrel that sticks out for the clasp to attach to don't see where you would have a problem. Interesting, free-floating stock I'm going have to look that up.
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Yes it will work fine! That is what I purchased it for and it is a nice install very easy. I think you will like it. Thye post that that holds the piclatenny rail on has a screw that goes through the carry strap hole and then you place the mounting bracket in place and tighten the hold down nut that has a rubber pad beteewn it and the stock so it won't damage the stock. Plus it has a a carry strap pin on it.
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It depends is your rail slotted? Because you have two tightning screws that will interfere with your flat rail. Also have you attached anyother tactical mounts?