25 a can be tightened to secure the adjustable recoil shoulder pad 28 in different positions thus allowing rotation adjustment of the adjustable recoil shoulder pad 28 this permits the user to shoulder the firearm and align the head with the sighting bead without twisting or tilting head 30 rotating sighting base apparatus mounted on the forward leading end of a firearm barrel 13 a 34 broken lines show the inside diameter of rotating sighting base apparatus 32 threaded openings in rotating sighting base apparatus 32 a and 32 b are openings in sighting base apparatus that receive fasteners 33 a and 33 b 31 a fasteners that fasten sighting bead 15 to rotating sighting base apparatus 31 b fasteners that fasten sighting bead 15 to rotating sighting base apparatus 35 arrow showing rotation of sighting base apparatus around firearm barrel when threaded fasteners 33 a and 33 b are threaded into threaded openings 32 a and 32 b they can be tightened against the firearm barrel 13 securing sighting base apparatus 30 and sighting bead 15 in desired position when 33 a and 33 b are loosened sighting bead 15 mounted upon the sighting base apparatus 30 may be rotated around the barrel 13 indicated by arrow 35 title on a traditional shouldered firearm the stock butt firing mechanism barrel and sighting mechanism are all aligned this requires the movement of tilting and rotating the head to align the eye with the sighting mechanism in the gun mount this additional movement and unnatural stance decrease accuracy in shooting the primary purpose of this invention is to allow the shooter of a shouldered firearm to align the eye with the sighting bead of a shouldered firearm.