Xausa, all great comments except I like a high scope. I have prominent cheekbones and have had a lot of trouble over the years with guns that bite me right in the bone below the eye, and a high scope solves this, and also allows for a heads-up position for snap shooting the head being "left alone" and the rifle mounted straight up. I have a 1939-built Husky Mauser {FN-98 action} that has a higher than normal scope compounded by a reduced-height stock comb made necessary in altering the cast-off stock for left-shoulder shooting. All-in-all, i like it. It does not provide for a firm "cheek weld", it does allow a "chin-weld" which suits me fine.

I've never hunted with a rifle scoped as the 7x57 here is, but it looks like I could manage along nicely with it!!