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My preferred method is head arm miss miss miss miss some more, cuss, reload, and move on. I have this down to a science.

We had a 7 Year Old at our annual NSSF match and at the World Championships. The NSSF matches are a great place to start them as they love hearing the steel ring.

BTW...Way to go Dad! world needs a whole bunch more just like you.

Thanks Zack!

Thanks Gentleman. It makes for an amazing cheek weld. I will be changing out my own heavily modified 10/22 set up for one of these and a Magnum Research stock very soon. I like my rifle now, but it just does not have the feel of a great fit like I am getting from a conventional stock and this low mount. for kicks, here is my current set up. These are old pics, I switched the Eotech for a c-more rail mount a long time ago. I know it's different, I built it to be light and simple which it is, but It just doesn't have the feel of a great fitting rifle.

I have coached 2 kids that were right hand - left eye. I taught them to shoot left handed. Both became very good. I do not believe it is a disadvantage at all.

I hate i MISSED that deal

Dang! I ordered a slide ride for 209 last night. I should have looked here first!

Welcome aboard.

Would love to have a 1050. I have a 650 and looking to buy a case roller.

Welcome to the Forum.

Welcome! I am sure you will enjoy it here!

Yall are gonna get me in trouble, but here it is. LOL!

The slide racker is for a buckmark. I will see about putting one on classifieds.

Yes, drilling and tapping is required.

I emailed Brian, Thanks for the prompt.

No, I dont. will do. Didnt mean to step on any toes.

Another part I build that no one else is building is a 90 degree c-more mount for a 10/22. talk about a sweet set up, a 10/22 with a low down red dot is blistering fast. I have sold a bunch of those locally.

I actually dont have any cnc equipment. I have to pay to have these cut. I just provided the cad drawings and paid the set up fees. I do all of the finish work and the cerakote. everything I have done including the prototypes and building the barrel and rail for my daughters guns were done on manual machines. I plan to pull the trigger on a small tormach machine (maybe) as soon as I save up the cash.

Dad, bring him to our annual match in April!

^^^^correct, it will not work. it could be machined off and a custom mount installed. cost more, but would place the sight a little lower.

Is your slide cut for bomar?

Thanks Dave!

Here are some better pics of the Buckmark Thumbrest. please ignore the ugly blue gun. Haha!

Do you make them to sell? Yes