Primary Arms 4X Compact Prism Scope with 7.62X39/300BO BDC Reticle.   Didn't spent too much time dialing in for super accuracy but after 4-5 mags I do not notice any impact marks on the scope.

I like it, a clean set-up.  Looks like you have a chin weld going on there though.

Believe it or not I'm still on my cheek right under the cheek bone.  After a couple mags in a row it starts to get a little sore but not a game stopper.

The one issue I have with that optic here is eye relief.  B/c I have long arms and it's a relatively short stock I feel to big for the rig and thus am creeped way up on the receiver for comfortable cheek rest positioning.  It's workable now but I'd still like to get the scope one more click forward for maximum flexibility.  As you can see I am max'd out on forward position on the RS Regulate VZ58 specific (VZ304) base.  I could try my RS310 base but I am afraid I'll get the front of the optic too close to shell ejection.

Maybe a slip on recoil pad to lengthen the length of pull to help with your eye relief?

Good idea but what to use w/o it looking goofy.

Don't know how well it fits a VZ stock, but I have always liked the Russian-style recoil pads on AKs and the like.  On my .308 Saiga:

Huh.  Never seen (or noticed) that before on your pics.  Source?

They are available from numerous sources, here's one:  https://www.legionusa.com/buttstock-shock-absorber.html





Kalinka offers them in various colors:  http://kalinkaoptics.com/catalogsearch/result/?order=name&dir=asc&q=pad

 

Cool.  I'll poke around and ask questions.

Not sure if those fit the fixed stocks but I pulled mine off my AK and it fit my VZ folder just fine. Adds about an inch of pull and cushions well, also has nibs on the back to keep from slipping, for the price the best pad out there and looks correct...

Finally enroute

http://www.amazon.com/AK-Rifle-Buttstock-Shock-Absorber/dp/B00MV687MY/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1437619824&sr=1-1&keywords=AK+Rifle+Buttstock+Shock+Absorber

Took a massive big boy flat head to use as a shoe horn to get this one but it is TIGHT.  Which is a good thing.

Will take this girl out next range trip and see how LoP, sight pic, eye relief are.

Looks at home on there, hopefully it works well for you.