Rokstok Lite

How are y’all doing these long LOPs without minting your scopes super far back?
Haha not sure but I am 6”2 with long arms and neck and it’s not been a problem albeit no experience with a Rokstok. Form has stated short women and children up to 6”6 monsters have shot his 14.75” Rokstok without issue, however that’s possible, I’m not sure.
 
Haha not sure but I am 6”2 with long arms and neck and it’s not been a problem albeit no experience with a Rokstok. Form has stated short women and children up to 6”6 monsters have shot his 14.75” Rokstok without issue however that’s possible, I’m not sure.
I’m 6’ with lanky arms. But I think I have a short neck. Once I get above 14” it feels like I’m craning forward unless I bring the scope way back.
 
That might be it. I think you’re fine though, the long neck is a pain, I find stock fitment and comfortability shooting difficult, need high rings etc. That and I have no formal training or taken any courses but would love to instead of just reading and YouTube.
 
For me, spotting shots from a 7 pound 15 ounce 6.5 Creedmoor shooting 140-class bullets requires intense concentration and perfect form.

Yea I think 6.5 cm is where I like a little more weight like in the 8.5 range. Lighter on the 6 shooting 103s works great. My 6.5s will stay in regular rokstocks I think.
 
LOP and ring height is super personal. I am 6'2 with someone disproportionately long arms and neck. My rokstocks are set at 14 and 14.25 and I like low rings. I can easily go longer LOP prone or seated but it throws off my offhand shooting. Im not really sure why as I tend to like 15 or 15.25 in my upland bird guns. I think I also prefer a much stronger cheek weld than is popular, I think that also gets back to my extensive wing shooting experience and how much of my early shooting was iron sights on lever guns (vs a more heads up AR platfrom).
 
Now that the dust has settled a bit. Does anyone know if these are in already built, going into production, or any kind of timeline? Intel of any kind?
Already thinking of spring bear season.
 
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