RokStok

[khuber84]

I wonder if a guy could get a micarta slab from foundation, and send to the guy who's doing the wood Rokstok and have it manufactured? I'll send an email to John Kyle and ask, I'm doubting but who knows.

 

[Ironoperator87]

I wonder if a guy could get a micarta slab from foundation, and send to the guy who's doing the wood Rokstok and have it manufactured? I'll send an email to John Kyle and ask, I'm doubting but who knows.

Good idea although I think it would be heavy and kind of defeat the purpose of the rokstok. I think foundation has special tooling for their cnc’s to machine micarta and I’m sure UM has some kind of rights to the design of the stock.

 

[duffman]

Got mine yesterday (Tikka 1/31/24 order) and no issues at all (lug/inlet/finish) but I’m wondering what to do about ring height.

More than likely I’ll just need to do trial and error but wondering other’s experiences:

- Running SRS rail w/ NF lows and it’s too low. I have a large face and am considering med or even highs.

- With this type of comb, how deep should the stock be in my shoulder? If I have full contact w/ the buttpad I think I’ll need highs.

- Also I’m running spacers to 14.5 LOP, would reducing LOP bring my face down enough for mediums?

 

[bigsky_hunter]

Got mine yesterday (Tikka 1/31/24 order) and no issues at all (lug/inlet/finish) but I’m wondering what to do about ring height.

More than likely I’ll just need to do trial and error but wondering other’s experiences:

- Running SRS rail w/ NF lows and it’s too low. I have a large face and am considering med or even highs.

- With this type of comb, how deep should the stock be in my shoulder? If I have full contact w/ the buttpad I think I’ll need highs.

- Also I’m running spacers to 14.5 LOP, would reducing LOP bring my face down enough for mediums?

I’m running UM lows with one spacer. With 2 spacers I would have needed higher rings as it brought my face higher on the comb.
I would try taking a spacer or 2 out first prior to swapping rings. 5 minutes with a 4mm Allen wrench.