Shawn Carlock
Sponsor
OK Guys,
Here is the problem I have run into, customer buys a Sendero, PSS, etc. and mounts a 50 mm obj scope or larger on it and no longer has anything that resembles a cheekweld. Now this of course can be cured with a 400-600 dollar stock upgrade but that is not a desire or option for everyone. The nylon strap on or wrap on padded styles are soft and touch to make consistant, the are shim (more foam) adjustable and you have to take them off the rifle to get the bolt out. Our own military snipers usually duct tape pieces of bed roll foam the the stock. I have developed a cheek piece that is adjustable for 1", needs only to be loosened (has coin slots and can be loosened with just about anything in the field) and collapsed to remove the bolt, is solid, impact resistant, light weight, and reasonably priced. The cheek piece retails for 79.95. photos included.
Shawn
Photos did not take see links provided by Dave King a couple of replies down.
[ 12-06-2004: Message edited by: Shawn C. ]
Here is the problem I have run into, customer buys a Sendero, PSS, etc. and mounts a 50 mm obj scope or larger on it and no longer has anything that resembles a cheekweld. Now this of course can be cured with a 400-600 dollar stock upgrade but that is not a desire or option for everyone. The nylon strap on or wrap on padded styles are soft and touch to make consistant, the are shim (more foam) adjustable and you have to take them off the rifle to get the bolt out. Our own military snipers usually duct tape pieces of bed roll foam the the stock. I have developed a cheek piece that is adjustable for 1", needs only to be loosened (has coin slots and can be loosened with just about anything in the field) and collapsed to remove the bolt, is solid, impact resistant, light weight, and reasonably priced. The cheek piece retails for 79.95. photos included.
Shawn
Photos did not take see links provided by Dave King a couple of replies down.
[ 12-06-2004: Message edited by: Shawn C. ]
