Savage Ashbury build

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So, I’m extremely new here and just wanted to share the start of my first to be precision rifle.
I got a great deal on a savage 10 Ashbury precision in 6.5 Creedmoor so I put a Nikon FX1000 6-24x50 mrad on it and like it so far- Nikon black one piece Mount with cant and the only other upgrades so far are the Luth-ar mba3 carbine stock and the Harris S bipod.
It’ll go out for coating this week and I’ll update from there.. just wanted to share and see what others think of the Ashbury / savage team?
 

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I have one and really like it, Savage calls it a model 10 but it is actually a model 12 target action repeater. Mine was a little rough when I got it so I wiped the bolt raceways dry and cycled the action a few hundred times a day for three days then wiped it out again and gave it a light coating of CLP and it is surprisingly smooth, not as smooth as my TL-2 but close.
 
Well...My only question is the cheek riser is so far away from the scope...how you able to see through scope? I have this rifle and ran into similar situation, ended up I bought a cantilever scope mount to bring scope backward.
 
@Tigrexar do you shoot primarily from the bench? Cuz most people once they move to Prone or other positions tend to wind up a bit further forward on the stock. The only people I've ever seen that want the scope cantilevered *back* were either midgets (literally) or had no neck or shot only from the bench.
 
Well...My only question is the cheek riser is so far away from the scope...how you able to see through scope? I have this rifle and ran into similar situation, ended up I bought a cantilever scope mount to bring scope backward.
I honestly haven’t even put a round through it yet and it’s out for Cerakote- I’ll figure it out when I get out with it
 
@Tigrexar do you shoot primarily from the bench? Cuz most people once they move to Prone or other positions tend to wind up a bit further forward on the stock. The only people I've ever seen that want the scope cantilevered *back* were either midgets (literally) or had no neck or shot only from the bench.
Today I mounted scope again and it fixed the issue...I used to shoot with right arm more extended forward, which pushes rifle away from me and then I feel I need the ring backward, guess I was doing that while mounting the scope