Setup and Terms of Fitting

Unlimited Multi Positional Set ability providing optimal performance for the shooter

PRECISION STOCK FITTING FOR EVERY SHOOTER

It optimizes the rifle or crossbow making it more enjoyable to shoot, which provides you with more consistency from shot to shot, with superior stability. Shooters who have long arms will gain more comfortable cheek weld.
Consider drop as your elevation adjustment mechanism. Changes in the settable recoil pad to provide drop in order to have your eyes in line with your sights to get the point of impact we desire with a proper cheek weld, Form fit in the shoulder pocket for comfort with cast on or off and settings for the heal or toe to fit your way.

Terms of Fitting a Ambi Elite Stock

The Functions: Drop Recoil Pad* Chin Up* Heads Up*

Stock Weld is the place where your cheekbone ledge and the stock meet. Shooters go through great lengths to duplicate placing their cheek in this exact spot shot after shot. Think of your cheekbone ledge as your anchor point, but if you can’t consistently bring the gun to your anchor point raising it to your cheek, to the same place time after time after time, without moving your head, there is improper stock fit.

One of the key components of accuracy and recoil control management is proper body and head position. The shooter should have the sight eye aligned directly down the barrel with the head as straight up position with level eyes when tube stock is against the cheekbone ledge on the anchor point.

Basic rifle marksmanship teaches this, but somewhere rifle shooters have forgotten this.

Offset off – An offset of a gunstock to the right so that the line of sight aligns comfortably with the right eye while the butt of the stock rests comfortably in the right shoulder pocket.

Almost all shooters benefit from a little offset and most custom-built guns are made this way. The only question is how much? The offset of a gun is about right when, with the gun comfortably mounted and the front sight lines up with the center of the standing breech under the right eye.

Offset on– A stock offset to the left, for shooting from the left shoulder is said to be Offset On. If the gun is correctly offset, the gun barrel and rib will always come up to the right place under the eye.

Otherwise, one will shoot a little bit more to one side or the other.

A Parallel Comb also ensures that the head is strait up and eyes are always correctly positioned on the tube stock in relation to the barrel rib. You should be looking right down the middle of the rib and just a bit high on it, depending on the height of the scope. An enormous number of shots are missed due to incorrect positioning of the head on the stock. With a parallel comb, the eye will be at the right height above the rib every time, no matter where the shooter’s Head hits the stock.

Length of Pull, (LOP) the measurement from the middle of the trigger to the middle of the back of the recoil pad, is the next important measurement. Depending on the length of one’s arms, this measurement can be 8″ to 16″ or so. The important thing is that the stock is not so long as to hang the butt up in your clothing when mounting.

Recoil Pad adjusts vertical (up or down) to raise or lower it to obtain a proper check placement and level eye position with the rib or sights on the barrel. Also you are able to set angle of cast to the butt pad as needed to be fully planted into your shoulder pocket. Air Tech’s Recoil-Pad features atmospheric chambers that produce a substantial increase in performance through uniform energy dissipation up to 70%.