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on the other hand I really wouldnt mind a PSL stock as long as I can use my iron sights comfortably and it will match my front wood but I'm just asking too much now. So I found these http://www.accu-riser.com/products/Accu%252dRiser-Monte-Carlo-Comb-Raiser.html http://www.cheekwelder.net/ , this second one looks sweet but it wont fit my stock for sure, Mine is just so comfy but the back end looks like ass, any ideas?

http://So has anyone seen a decent adjustable cheek pad for the Monte Carlo Style Walnut Stock? Attached is a pic of what I first decided to go with and it was too long so I had to hack it, lacked adjustability, and just overall not very clean looking. I dont think the Karsten Adjustable stock riser would look very clean on the wooden stock. So does anyone have any other ideas other than a PSL stock?

Here it is mounted up. If anyone is int he market for a scope or wants to get a badass backup, I'd run to academy now! In fact this one was less than my trophy xlt. too bad they're out that cheap Russian Ammo cause I cant afford nothing else.

So this was my first Optical Scope and apparently it's been like this the whole time and me lacking the witts to know if anuything was wrong. I am frustrated with this trophy xlt and will never buy a Korean made scope again. I mean the focus adjuster whole back piece had a 1/8" of play. So I head to academy to look at every scope there and I run into the Bushnell Elite 3200 for $135, shoot I was about to pay $180 till I found that out. Multi X Reticle just isnt as good but the Scope is Milleniums better quality wise, even compared to the Bone Hunter which I did not choose because it seemed li

Well I am not very happy right know, and I figured out why I have been more accurate with my iron sights than the scope. I pick it up today, and ding ding, loose objective lens

Well here is my Saiga 308 with the wooden furniture. I honestly loved how accurate the gun was at 100yds. with the iron sights. I could get it around the second circle or bull's eye every time. But a part of me wanted to get an optics system. So I chose the Bushnell 3x9x40 Trophy XLT w/ DOA600 reticle. Granted this is my first scope, I do regret going with it and should have gone with a Ruski Scope due to their low profile, ability to co-witness, and select illuminated reticles. But I did not and this scope does get the job done and if I really needed to use the irons, the UTG slides right of