I've got a Cooper Arms Montana varmint rifle topped with a 56 mm benchrest scope. I'm unable to get the cheek weld I need and am looking for something to address that issue. The stock is fancy grade walnut so I can't use anything that would ding the stock up. Anyone have any suggestions? I appreciate it.
Any recommendations for an adjustable cheek pad
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There are many brands like it, but this is what I use...
Accu-Pack, Bolt Gun - Tactical Gear
Adjustable and they make 'em for us lefties.
Accu-Pack, Bolt Gun - Tactical Gear
Adjustable and they make 'em for us lefties.
friar, Check out stock doc here at the hide. He installs nice adjustable cheek pieces. Reasonable too
Idahoorion
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I've used these on a couple rifles, DWP Adjustable Cheek Rest, it works great - very stable weld with zero movement. Though you do have to drill two holes through your stock.
Lots of guys have used stockdoc and say his work is outstanding. Here's a link to a post by satisfied customer:
http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/sniper-hide-gunsmithing/260232-kmw-install-stock-doc-manners-mcs-t.html#post3211727
Had stock doc put in a cheek riser and can't speak highly enough about his work. After the crappy service of so many other companies, his fast quality work is a breath of fresh air. I think it was a week from my door back and back to it. Terry cross hardware and a smooth finish. Can't say enough about the guy and his work.
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