Wildcat and wood work

Hi,

If you feel like you need to get creative you can start with these:

Wildcat cheek piece
1. Grab a branch (I used pine)
2. Cut it to lenght (give some extra to sand the ends)
3. Use a knife to cut to preferred size and form. Sharp enough blade will leave nothing to sand off and I prefer the this feel over the sanded one. Mine is still in progress.
Point: Feels very good, smells awesome and with this you can get that perfect cheek-weld even with the high No-Limit mounts!
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Picatinny bipod rail: (EXPERIMENTAL)
1. Take some hardwood and cut to size (leave some extra for sanding and more robustness) ..I do not think pine will hold together. A piece with a twig is strong and recommended but will need some more work.
2. Carve Picatinny form to the wood and carve some wood of the gun stock side to begin a round shape
3. Place sand paper to Wildcat stock (sand side AWAY from the stock) and start sanding the piece to form against the stock. Ready in no-time.
4. Use double side to attach it
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Point:
Are there no BT-15s available in your country? No worries!
It also looks awesome when sanded properly!!
 
Well the cheek piece still has lots of work to it, maybe doing another one from stratch and use proper tools to make it. I do not have much tools at the present place I am now.

Compared to putting some leather to it, I prefer feel of wood over leather and it should be thick or layered since the wooden piece is maybe half an inch higher.