The fix for my head to scope alignment.

[DAVEFISHING]

With the new pins just put my head on the stock and full scope view. Brad put groves in the pins and I epoxied them in place. The rest should not come loss again

The tree at the center left is where I hit the squirrel at 50yds.

 

[Michael]

Wouldn't it have easier to use lower scope rings? Just sayin'

 

[BeemanR7]

Wouldn't it have easier to use lower scope rings? Just sayin'

Michael, the rings are just fine, and so is the cheek riser. All he needs now is a 200mm Celestron for a scope.

I'm on a roll today

 

[DAVEFISHING]

Wouldn't it have easier to use lower scope rings? Just sayin'

Michael, the rings are just fine, and so is the cheek riser. All he needs now is a 200mm Celestron for a scope.

I'm on a roll today

I would like to get a scope camera, but I have to many other hobbies.

 

[MartinT]

I like Michaels solution better. Looks like you even put riserblocks under your mounts.

Lower sightheight is always good, and now you’ve epoxied the cheekrest in place, less flexible to change out for another scope/red dot or whatever. 

Would be interesting to see what groupsize you shoot with that breakbarrel (or is it not?) at 50 yards.

 

[Stefanjan]

Im guessing you have neck or shoulder problems and need to keep a more headsup position? Just speaking from experience here as I have had chronic shoulder pain for 3 years now. A more heads up position is more comfortable for me and from the looks of your setup I could shoot the daylights out of this setup!