B&C Medalist for Model 10 with bottom bolt release & factory DBM

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Originally Posted by rbp75503

Ordered a Medalist 1012 Bottom Bolt Release, black with red web from Red Hawk on Sunday, shipped Monday, received Thursday. Removed an unfired 223 rem model 16 weather warrior with hinged floor plate from its accustock and dropped the barreled action into the M40 on Friday.
(I really dislike the black accustock)

No adjusting needed for the hinged bottom plate. All action bolts did not need to be cut. The rear trigger guard screw hole needed to be drilled, but that was expected.

I did grind the rear tang area with dremel to make the tang free float. Not unexpected.

Torqued front action bolt to 30"lbs, rear action bolt 20"lbs.

B&C has a winner with this stock.

Hopefully to the range on Monday to begin barrel break-in.
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#rbp75503 Sorry to drag up this thread, but I have have a similar setup sans BC M40. I have a 2015 model 10 FCP-SR 6.5 CM with accustock and just received my Burris XTR II mil SCR (backordered since Sept 2015). It sits in Seekins low rings on a Seekins 20 moa base. My cheekweld is non-existent (i'm average size I guess, at 5'9") and while prone, I have to hold my head off the stock to be able to see through the scope. I've been tossing around keeping the accustock and getting a bradley adjustable cheek rest, but am just not comfortable with the overall ergonomics of the accustock for a long range precision rifle. My question is, did the M40 improve your cheekweld dramatically and if not, would something like a triad tactical stock pack get you where you need to be?