Doom2
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Added a Bradley Adjustable to my B&C Medalist Light Tactical stock. Absolutely love it. Has the ability to be easily removed but functions like a rigid installation.
Best cheek riser??
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I tried one of these on a Savage 10 BA Evolution because the Magpul PRS is the wrong stock for that chassis- it just didn't work for cheek weld. Switched it to a Seekins (where it preforms great) and replaced it with the MDT that Savage should have put on it in the first place. I like it so much that I will be getting another one for a different rifle.
He has different configurations and it's worth a look see.
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He has different configurations and it's worth a look see.
Cheek Pads For Rifles, Shotguns & Other Long Guns | God'A Grip
God'A Grip Cheek Pads enhances accuracy, comfort and consistency with rifles, shotguns and other long guns. There are currently 6 models to choose.
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Lone Hunter
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Might want to check out Creedmoor Sports. Good products and good people to deal with. I put these cheek pieces on a couple rifles and they fit tight and are good quality. Creedmoor handles a lot of supplies too.
Shooting Gear & Accessories | Rifle Cheek Rests | Creedmoor Sports
Padded rifle cheek rests.
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RH300UM
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+1 for Matthews Fabrication
I tried a few of the "soft" ones. Cons to those are, catching on brush and pack, wet they shift, they freeze when cold and wet, not easy to adjust for different shooters and positions.
Matthews are rock solid, impervious to weather, sleek and easy to adjust.
I tried a few of the "soft" ones. Cons to those are, catching on brush and pack, wet they shift, they freeze when cold and wet, not easy to adjust for different shooters and positions.
Matthews are rock solid, impervious to weather, sleek and easy to adjust.
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misterc01
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I have removable, and once it is tightened up, it does not slip.
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I would rather buy a stock with the higher combs then to have to put on a cheek riser.... None I have ever used seem to be 100% trouble free... And it is hard to keep the weight down on a rifle with all but the ugliest ones on the market... jmo... Dave
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Bradley cheek rests
Jeffrthehunter
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This is a carbon fiber stock with a Kydex riser, you can change the spacers for changing height. Opposite side looks identical.
nt7332
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I usually just order a stock pack from triad or similar and go to the Wally World and buy a few cheap mouse pads. Cut the mouse pads in 3 inch wide strips and stack them under neath the stock pack. Works pretty dern good and no mods to stock.
Time for a product review, while I have not shot this yet , (got it about 20 minutes ago) it's Awsome. No regrets, built like a tank, I like the adjustability so it can be moved to a different rifle if need be. I spoke directly with the owner Monday about noon eastern time , I had already ordered online but wanted a different color, he returned my phone call promptly and swapped it out to a new one that's not even on the website yet. That's the kind of service every company should practice. Crazy fast shipping Oregon to Connecticut two days no hiccups. USA made ex military owner.
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Sorry, I did in an earlier post. It's a Bradley
misterc01
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Did a simlar thing, and got a a M/L knee support from them and used it to slip over the adjusted padding. Looks a bit "odd" but comfortable and it works for me. No modifications to the stock and total cost: about $6.00.
808caliber
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triad stock pack. Best of all worlds. you get adjustment, ammo storage, and better face feel lol
