Rokstok Questions

[treillw]

Couple of questions for those of you who are using Rokstoks and light versions.

How do you find it to be for fast vertical adjustments shooting prone with a bipod in the field on animals, where every second counts? What rear bag are you using?

Do you find the cheek piece high enough for a 50mm objective scope? If not, what solutions have you found?

Thank you!

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I haven’t had any issues with it, but I didn’t use a bipod during my one prone shot opportunity this past season. I had one, but not the time to deploy it. I dropped to prone and used my left arm for support, no rear bag, but I did have a compass pouch on my LBV that functioned the same way. Now that I have a proper binocular harness and pouch, that will be my hastiest rear bag.

I carry a Spartan Javelin lite bipod to use when I don’t have a backpack. I have a Mollinator clipped to my pack as my primary front rest and a Jellyfish in my pack as a primary rear rest.

The RokStok is the best shooting stock I have used in forty-three years of shooting. I have yet to find a position in which it isn’t better than every other stock I have tried.

I haven’t used it with a 50mm objective. I use a 40 or 42mm objective and UM low rings. For my body and eyes, that seems to work. I thought about getting a cheek pad from UM, but haven’t bothered yet.