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9. Any other mod suggestions?
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Probably my most helpful one: whatever scope you use, the line of sight for it will be higher than the original irons' ...... even with the very low mount XS sight systems and the small diameter pistol scope, we had to add like a 1/2" of foam padding under the ammo sleeve on the buttstock.
Try this:
Holding the gun at port arms or low ready, look at a target.
Close your eyes.
Keeping your eyes closed, bring your gun to your shoulder, with the stock to your cheek, pointing it at your target.
Open your eyes. What do you see?
If you are looking at scope bases or a black/partial FOV in your scope, then your stock's comb height does not fit your scope's line of sight. You need to raise the comb height until when you bring the gun up, you see a full field of view with the reticle centered in the scope.
If you use a properly set up low power scout scope, with practice you will see the target with the reticle appearing on it when you open your eyes.