Do you use an adjustable cheekpiece on your rifle?

trout-n-salmon · #50 04-26-2011, 02:04 PM

I am fairly partial to the Eagle Stock Pack. Not only does it help you get a more consistent cheek to stock weld, there is also a pocket on there to keep your range card for that particular rifle and anything else you may want to keep in there (bullets, allen wrench, battery, etc). My Kestrol will even fit in there. Pretty nifty stock pack.

SpencerSS · #51 05-02-2011, 10:36 AM

I have an Adj HTG w/ tumb wheel. It feels alright to shoot from, but I'm not real keen on it. I prefer A3 or A5, and if height is needed I'll add a stock pack.

Head shot · #52 05-19-2011, 01:46 AM

I do I built a REM 700 IN 300WM is one of My work rifles. Its my long range go too gun anything i do after 700yrds. its my baby. A good cheek weld is worth its weight in gold to me.

zeroshooter · #53 06-16-2011, 11:29 PM

About 2 years ago, i decided to have my sps upgraded a bit. 6000 dollars later, i had the stick ive always wanted. It included a bell and carlson a5 stock. The adjustable cheek piece has helped in keeping my eye to reticle alignment consistant and confortable. Helped improve fast follow ups. Go try one

B-RAD · #54 06-19-2011, 09:43 AM

Yep, Click anywhere in this sentence to see a picture of it.

davkrat · #55 06-26-2011, 08:04 AM

I seem to have a long face. Most of the time I feel like I can not get my face down low enough on the gun. Large objective glass on tall turrets seems to align perfectly with my eye on a standard stock.

Greyfox · #56 08-04-2011, 05:34 AM

Yes, I use one and it makes a big difference in my shooting. Began using one years ago when I first mounted o scope on my AR with a heavy barrel and A2 stock.for long range stuff. The high stock with the lower scope felt good and my shooting improved quite a bit. Since then, all my rifles get adjusted for my optimum cheek weld.