Alignment Tool & Nanner Clip

Need an extra Nanner? Or are you considering just ordering a Car Mount Attachment and not our magnetic digiscoping adapter? If you said yes to one of these two things, you are in the right place! 

• Complete Your Car Mount Setup: If you've purchased our Car Mount Attachment without purchasing the Scout, you need to add the Alignment Tool and Nanner Clip to your order. Most people who purchase the Car Mount Attachment also order a Scout, which comes already bundled with the Alignment Tool and Nanner. 

• Need an Extra Nanner?: Whether you've upgraded your phone, phone case or simply want a backup Nanner, add this to your cart to have an extra handy incase you need it. 

Cheek Riser Installation

1. Position the Cheek Riser on the rifle stock for optimal cheek weld comfort. Ensure it's placed far enough back to allow for bolt removal without needing to uninstall the riser.
2. Mark the screw hole location. While the riser is placed in your predetermined optimal position, pre-drill a pilot hole in the stock using a 1/8" drill bit.
3. Insert the screw. Tighten snugly but do not overtighten.

Note: If you do not want to drill a hole into your stock, you can use double-sided 3M tape in place of the provided screw.

Vertical Grip Installation

1. If a Tikka vertical grip is on your rifle, you can remove it by loosening and extracting the hex bolt. (Please keep this original hex bolt)
2. Align and place the Full Frame Vertical Grip in the mounting position.
3. Insert the original Tikka hex bolt into the Full Frame Vertical Grip and tighten. Ensure a firm fit without stripping threads.
   

Bag Rider Installation

1. Remove the butt pad screws and sling stud screw from the rifle stock.
2. Position the Bag Rider between the butt pad and stock.
3. Reinstall the butt pad using the original screws, sandwiching the Bag Rider in place.
4. Replace the sling stud with the larger screw that we provided. Tighten securely.

NOTE: This kit includes a Cheek Riser that may require drilling a hole into the factory stock. Modifying your rifle should be done with care using proper tools. Full Frame Outdoors is not responsible for damage, voided warranties, or injury resulting from improper installation or misuse of this product. If you are not comfortable drilling into your stock, please have a qualified gunsmith perform the installation.