The stock weld must be muscularly relaxed, meaning the full weight of the head resting, not lifted from, or pressed down on the comb. It must be this way to assure consistent perspective of aim, as well as consistent control over the rifle from trigger pull to bullet exit. Pulse is about tension, not having a muscularly relaxed head. Usually, an adjustment of both butt-to-shoulder and stock weld will be required to get the neck relaxed enough to where pluse is no longer felt. K kansas00 Sergeant Full Member Minuteman May 00, 0000 000 0 00 kansas Aug 00, 0000 #00 Re: serious pulse problem I'm gonna' grab a big cup of coffee, a Mountain Dew, a Snickers & a fine cigar & head to the range for some practice! lowlight HMFIC of this Shit Staff member Moderator Supporter Minuteman Apr 00, 0000 00,000 00,000 Base of the Rockies www.snipershide.com Aug 00, 0000 #00 Re: serious pulse problem <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kansas00</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm gonna' grab a big cup of coffee, a Mountain Dew, a Snickers & a fine cigar & head to the range for some practice! 