Not a criticism, but just asking. I'm more used to looking at LR's, and plains rifles are something different to me. The cheek rest in general looks quite large, and as if it "drops" pretty low toward the belly line. Also, the line sweeping aft off the cheek rest toward the BP appears to intersect the comb line mid way between the bottom of the comb, and the BP. I don't know if this line is "correct" or not, but it's one of those things that bears looking at relative to the originals (or what you're trying to emulate) any way.
You similarly might want to spend some time critically evaluating your lock panel sizes and margins relative to the above. Your pictures don't show them very well, but they're often a difficult area and set of relationships to get just right. That is particularly true with the transition and sweep areas. Again, this is NOT a critique of YOUR gun. Just a general observation. Those kits and pre-carved stocks are famous for leaving WAY too much wood in them, particularly in the web.
