Thanks, but I hadn’t a clue! I’m trying to figure out the engineering for that piece. The pillars are awfully long for fitting in the cheek piece.Josh probably knows.
Pics would be nice. No rush.Going off memory here , sometimes a little dangerous. The 2 holes in the cheekpiece are thru drilled allowing the cap screws to be loosened from the top to facilitate some adjustment in the cheekpiece alignment. The 2 pillars are installed in the cheekpiece. The rectangular pc with the 2 rods gets surface mounted to the underside of the cheekpiece. The piece with the thumb screw gets in inletted into the stock knob can go on either side depending on your political affiliation. The block has to be set deep enough to allow the top piece to set into the stock and the cheekpiece to mate to the stock. Some clearance here wont hurt at all. Mine do not have cap screws on the bottom part, they are secured with a "phillips head screw ( like a deck screw). No reason that you cant cement a couple pillars in the stock and use the cap screws just a bit more work. Clear as mud right? Can post pics if you want but it will be after work
Sure I will post em later. My set up is a little different than yours The 2 holes in the block with the knob are through drilled and countersunk on the topside so it gets inletted and then secured into the stock from the top. Not sure why that has blind threaded screw holes unless it was designed to be secured from the bottom up?Pics would be nice. No rush.
Not if i get ahold of it.Interesting. I would have imagined both pieces flush with their respective part of the stock. On the cheek piece - are there through holes so you can adjust the fitment of the hardware?