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Not to be rude, however I am going to go against the grain and say- this, like almost all others, is a poorly designed stock for shooting.
This is why-
Everyone keeps dropping the recoil line below the barrel. The distance between the top of the pad and the bottom of the line is wasted recoil/muzzle lift control. The stock is actually fighting against you seeing your own impacts.
If we imagine that the barrel is perfectly level, then a stock should have a negative comb (butt pad higher than action), vertical grip, level front to back on bottom from butt pad to grip or nearly so (or at least a portion), forend level front to back.
Ridiculously the factory T3x stock with vertical grip installed still has probably the best function of any of them.
This is John with Mesa Precision Arms, sorry that you are confused about how the stock is designed. The receiver and barrel do not fit in the stock the same angle your line shows. I will post supporting documents, long story short you are a little confused on the design and inletting process.
If the stock was inletted at the same angle as your line indicates the tang of the rifle would be hovering an inch over the stock.
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