Manners cheek piece service.

[dmtsc]

I had Accurate Ordnance use a Manners stock to build a hunting rifle a few years ago, I ordered it without the adjustable cheek piece. I decided I would like a cheek piece and contacted Manners. This was their solution and it’s very economical, light and I really like it. Thanks Manners.

 

[BornLifted]

To add to this, check out Bradley cheek rests. I have two and they are fully adjustable, comfortable, and require no stock modifications. Three Velcro straps and adjustable height. Many different patterns as well to choose from.

 

[buffybuster]

StockDoc is who you're looking for.

 

[MountainHunter]

I had Accurate Ordnance use a Manners stock to build a hunting rifle a few years ago, I ordered it without the adjustable cheek piece. I decided I would like a cheek piece and contacted Manners. This was their solution and it’s very economical, light and I really like it. Thanks Manners. View attachment 7038162View attachment 7038163

How much did they charge you to add that?

 

[dmtsc]

How much did they charge you to add that?

$125

 

[MountainHunter]

$125

Awesome, thanks man. Looks great!

 

[physguy88]

Is that the same thing they use on the mcs-cs?

 

[dmtsc]

MCS-CS2 I believe

 

[physguy88]

Ahh, it's now actually an option on their order page for the EH-1.

 

[spife7980]

Is that aluminum or some composite? I would figure aluminum but the back side of it has a pattern that makes me think the later.

 

[physguy88]

Is that aluminum or some composite? I would figure aluminum but the back side of it has a pattern that makes me think the later.

I think it's carbon?

 

[dmtsc]

Carbon fiber is material.

 

[motofrog]

I have one being installed on my EH1 in the works, if it turns out good I’ll be sending in my other EH1 for the same treatment.

 

[motofrog]

If its carbon fiber i would be sending mine in too.

It’s carbon fiber per the pics Jim @ manners sent me.

 

[physguy88]

It’s carbon fiber per the pics Jim @ manners sent me.
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Does your cheek ever press up against the two screws on top?

 

[motofrog]

Does your cheek ever press up against the two screws on top?

I haven’t received the stock yet, I am wondering the same thing. I figure if it does I may look into sticking on a neoprene pad about the height of the screw heads with holes cut off to still allow removal of the cheek piece.

 

[physguy88]

I haven’t received the stock yet, I am wondering the same thing. I figure if it does I may look into sticking on a neoprene pad about the height of the screw heads with holes cut off to still allow removal of the cheek piece.

Please let us know how it goes.

 

[winniethepooh]

Does your cheek ever press up against the two screws on top?

Mine will be here tomorrow. I can’t let you guys know

 

[physguy88]

Mine will be here tomorrow. I can’t let you guys know

I hope by "can't" you really meant "can" ?

 

[winniethepooh]

I hope by "can't" you really meant "can" ?

Damn autocorrect lol

 

[winniethepooh]

Well I just received mine and you do not feel the screw heads. I think they could do a better job for the hardware though

 

[motofrog]

Well I just received mine and you do not feel the screw heads. I think they could do a better job for the hardware though

Nice, how’s your head position does it push you a little off centerline of the receiver since it offsets the cheek left (if you’re a right handed shooter)

I asked them about slotting the cheek piece and spacers to correct this, they said they have been discussing it but do not do as of yet.

 

[winniethepooh]

Honestly it feels just like my t2a. It wouldn’t be to hard to modify to adjust forward/aft and side to side

 

[MarkLeupold]

Well I just received mine and you do not feel the screw heads. I think they could do a better job for the hardware though

I got mine today and I don't think it's bad. It's a very minimalist cheek piece and I think it'll do its job well. That being said, I think the cost was definitely in molding the carbon fiber, because I could've made it out of pillars, screws, spacers, and scrap sheet metal for next to nothing. I'm considering making my own cheek piece for the hardware so it will be ambi if I need it.

 

[BornLifted]

Again, for cheaper than what your getting from manners, you can get a better quality product that you can use across different platforms in a Bradley cheek rest. Won’t catch on clothing or a barricade with the rough corners. Look them up you won’t be disappointed. I am by no means getting paid for my thoughts, I just like the products.

 

[MarkLeupold]

Again, for cheaper than what your getting from manners, you can get a better quality product that you can use across different platforms in a Bradley cheek rest. Won’t catch on clothing or a barricade with the rough corners. Look them up you won’t be disappointed. I am by no means getting paid for my thoughts, I just like the products.

Personally, I don't like the looks of the Bradley and it's not but a few bucks less than what I got mine from Manners for. I also think it has a very good possibility of pushing your face way too far out from the centerline of the rifle unlike what I'm seeing with the Manners, but just my $.02

 

[BornLifted]

That’s understandable, cant do anything about the looks of you don’t like them, but as far as centerline I have never had a problem. Fits perfect to my cheek on my stock, just depends on which height you have it set up on. To each their own, just was giving another option. Good luck

 

[pazzo]

Anybody have any pics of this new Elite Adjustable Cheek Spacer System on a T4???