Owner’s Manual Addendum 2013

2.1 Adjusting Drop at Comb

Adjusting the comb allows you to align your eye perfectly with the scope or sights you may install on the rifle. A

properly adjusted comb will provide increased accuracy and shooter comfort. To adjust the drop at the comb:

1. Loosen the cheekpiece locking screws on the right side

of the stock using the supplied 3mm hex wrench. The

cheekpiece will now move freely up and down on the

stock adjustment studs. It is not necessary to remove

these screws.

2. Position the cheekpiece on the studs at the desired

height for the drop you want to apply. When you

have determined a possible setting, lightly tighten the

cheekpiece locking screws.

3. Ensure the rifle is completely unloaded, on “safe”

and pointed in a safe direction. Then, with an

installed sight or scope, shoulder the rifle to test the

setting. Your eye should quickly and easily align with

the sights or scope with little effort. Drop adjustments

are a matter of trial and error. Adjust a little at a time

until you have obtained the desired comb height.

4. Once you have obtained your desired drop at comb,

measure the gap between the cheekpiece and the

stock and record this distance. Loosen the cheekpiece

locking screws and remove the cheek piece by pulling it

straight up and off the buttstock.

5. Locate the steel inserts the stock adjustment studs fit into.

Each one of these inserts has a stop screw that can be

used to record the proper height of your comb. Use a

small flat screwdriver to back out each of these two stop

screws to the distance you measured in step 4. This will

record the height of the comb when the cheek piece is

installed.