gotta love them "rules of thumb" and "old wives tales"
so here you go:
" A general rule of thumb when testing a gun’s fit is that the thumb of the support hand (the hand around the wrist of the stock) should be about 1.5” from the shooters nose when the firearm is shouldered just like you are shooting it. (The old wives tale about holding the gun stock in the crook of the arm is just that, an old wives tale, and does not really tell us if the LOP matches the shooter)"
^ 'the wrist of stock' will obviously not apply to pistol grip or vepr's thumbhole stock ( or for Pinocchio ) so maybe someone can quote a rule of thumb for that...
and I'm not sure I understand what the "holding in the crook of the arm" is supposed to accomplish either
and then my google has taken me here:
http://www.lovemybubbles.com/adhesive-s ... 9510.shtmlthat can't be right, right?