I agree that the angle at which the stock is mounted does look a bit awkward but it is necessary due to the raised comb of the stock. If you look at the first pictures I posted of the fitting of the stock it looks much better however I wasn't able to get a good sight alignment with the factory sights. I still wanted to be able to use the sights so I had to adjust the mounting angle in order to get proper alignment.
If you look closely you'll notice that the stock is at a considerable less angle with the receiver than the factory stock. This makes trying to get a proper sight picture quite difficult as I pretty much need to crush my face into the wood to get remotely close to lining up the sights. Not too concerned about it at this point seeing as how I will be mounting the scope in the near future.
Without the cheek pad I can pick up the sights without any strain, the whole set-up feels quite natural despite its looks. With the cheek pad, I get a perfect alignment with the scope. This falls within my goal of having fully functional conversion as well as having the resemblance of a M70 Tabuk.
