08-29-2012, 12:00 AM
My thought is that I bought the Carbine model because I really wanted the small, light stock.
But I'm gonna have to do something.
The scope is so high with the standard mounts that instead of resting your cheek against the stock you actually have the stock resting up against your lower jaw. I honestly think that the CZ mounts have to go and, along with that, the bolt handle needs to go because the shape of the handle is why CZ made the mounts so tall. So swapping all that out will get the scope down lower and closer to the bore axis where it belongs.
If that is not enough then I'll have to do something like adding a pad to the stock.
Here are a couple photos that show how high the scope is mounted using the standard factory rings in relation to the buttstock.
![[Image: IMG_3205.jpg]](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y75/melensdad/guns/IMG_3205.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_3207.jpg]](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y75/melensdad/guns/IMG_3207.jpg)
But I'm gonna have to do something.
The scope is so high with the standard mounts that instead of resting your cheek against the stock you actually have the stock resting up against your lower jaw. I honestly think that the CZ mounts have to go and, along with that, the bolt handle needs to go because the shape of the handle is why CZ made the mounts so tall. So swapping all that out will get the scope down lower and closer to the bore axis where it belongs.
If that is not enough then I'll have to do something like adding a pad to the stock.
Here are a couple photos that show how high the scope is mounted using the standard factory rings in relation to the buttstock.