So I put my casm mount on and my scope with low rings but it's still a little high, my chin just sits on the stock. Only option I've found my googling in canada is that tac pro cheek riser. But I really don't want to drill into my stock. Any other options out there ?
Cheek riser m14/m305
- Thread starter tdod101
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If you're looking for an actual cheek riser to help your shooting, this might work for you. It's the only strap-on cheek rest on the market that is precision formed and is infinitely adjustable.
No drilling, but is just as stable as a bolt-on cheek rest.
You can save $40.00 because it doesn't include a burlap bag.
No drilling, but is just as stable as a bolt-on cheek rest.
You can save $40.00 because it doesn't include a burlap bag.
If you're looking for an actual cheek riser to help your shooting, this might work for you. It's the only strap-on cheek rest on the market that is precision formed and is infinitely adjustable.
No drilling, but is just as stable as a bolt-on cheek rest.
You can save $40.00 because it doesn't include a burlap bag.
That's exactly what I want!! Do you have a link where I can buy one ?
live4therut
CGN frequent flyer
Coyotem1a is all I use on my M25's, I can't say enough good things about it and the service is A+. It is not fully adjustable like the tacpro one.
www.tacpro.com That cheek rest is on the front page.
Einhander13
CGN Regular
- Location
- Steinbach, MB
How about some PVC pipe and some duct tape?
I've been wanting to put together a cheek riser for years but I'm laaaaazy.
I've been wanting to put together a cheek riser for years but I'm laaaaazy.
safehunter
Regular
- Location
- South Western Onterrible
I used a piece of pool noodle, a black elbow brace and some strategically cut nonslip drawer lining. $5 worth of materials that works very well and looks good.
Einhander13
CGN Regular
- Location
- Steinbach, MB
Nice next time I go to the community pool I'll bring my bowie knife and cut off a piece from some unsuspecting little brat.
300Spartans
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Canada of course
Nice next time I go to the community pool I'll bring my bowie knife and cut off a piece from some unsuspecting little brat.
You meanie! Lol!
Can't go wrong with a TAC PRO. Awesome product.
lots of places sell kydex squares...... trace yer pattern , cut it out, put it in a big pot of boiling water for several minutes and with oven mitts on, shape it to your stock.
mark out an dremel the slots, drill yer stock and hit up home depot for the carriage bolts. I use flush mount ones that use an allen key instead of knobs , buckles or straps that catch on stuff. cost me under 30.00 all in
mark out an dremel the slots, drill yer stock and hit up home depot for the carriage bolts. I use flush mount ones that use an allen key instead of knobs , buckles or straps that catch on stuff. cost me under 30.00 all in
lots of places sell kydex squares...... trace yer pattern , cut it out, put it in a big pot of boiling water for several minutes and with oven mitts on, shape it to your stock.
mark out an dremel the slots, drill yer stock and hit up home depot for the carriage bolts. I use flush mount ones that use an allen key instead of knobs , buckles or straps that catch on stuff. cost me under 30.00 all in
Or, you can buy a kit that is precision cut and has smooth machined edges, with all hardware included for $24.95.
As an aside, boiling water is not hot enough to form Kydex. Kydex should be heated to a temperature of 350º F. About 90 seconds in a pre-heated toaster oven.
Some day, when I have some time, I'll post a video on how to make an adjustable cheek rest for $3.00 from a Pastrami submarine sandwich.
calvados.boulard
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Victoria BC
Or, you can buy a kit that is precision cut and has smooth machined edges, with all hardware included for $24.95.
As an aside, boiling water is not hot enough to form Kydex. Kydex should be heated to a temperature of 350º F. About 90 seconds in a pre-heated toaster oven.
Some day, when I have some time, I'll post a video on how to make an adjustable cheek rest for $3.00 from a Pastrami submarine sandwich.
Who's got 'em in stock for $24.95?
Thanks,
Cal.
