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Originally Posted by JamesB
When shouldered the rifle should point naturally at the target. You should not have to fight to get the sights on target.
Your cheek weld should be natural, you should not have to press your cheek down hard to see through the sights, nor should you have to lift your cheek off the stock.
If you have a scope mounted, there should be sufficient eye relief to keep the scope eye piece from contacting your head under recoil.
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as said by JamesB , best advice but , I need to add to this .
Its july its hot and your in a tshirt ...gun fits awesome , fast forward to November...its -20 ,your all bundled up and dam...gun don't fit , gotta reach way out to shoulder , gotta wiggle it around to get sight picture , wth is wrong lol.
take your hunting parka with you . try gun with it on , does it fit now . I do this with all my purchases . did this with the wife when she decided to start huinting with me . as she found out some fit awesome in a tshirt but not in full gear lol. winter or summer she has no problems with them because time was taken to factor in all the variables.