No4 Cheek rest

[IronCanadian]

Anyone know of a source for No4 cheek rests in Canada? I have located a couple sources in the UK, but would prefer to find one here if possible.

Thank you,

Troy

 

[Potashminer]

x2 on that, if we are talking the wood type as used on the "T" No. 4 sniper rifles.

 

[bearhunter]

I don't know of any in Canada but there are a few in the US. Most are reproductions.

They really aren't that difficult to make on your own. But if you can purchase a nice repro for $45US plus shipping, is it worth the effort??

Numrich has cheek pieces for each model of Lee Enfield stocks.

 

[Potashminer]

Bearhunter - exactly!! To each his own!! Time + effort + do two or three before getting one correct-ish, versus pay the $$$ and just buy one. For those that did not know, the blue print for originals is found on the milsurp website knowledge library. Screw your cap on tight, unless you are good at reading prints!!!

 

[IronCanadian]

Reproduction is what I'm after. I have enough woodworking talent to carefully fit a pre-made rest (maybe). I'd be long dead if I tried to make one myself. This is one of those times I'll throw money at the problem.

If I can't find a Canadian source I'll price out the UK and US options.

Potash, how far West are you?

 

[Potashminer]

Near-ish to Russell - say 5 miles from Sask border. Can't get much further West and still be in Manitoba....

 

[IronCanadian]

yup, your West alright.

 

[stencollector]

Anyone know of a source for No4 cheek rests in Canada? I have located a couple sources in the UK, but would prefer to find one here if possible.

Thank you,

Troy

Hank H out of Calgary makes them. He usually has a few on his table at the Calgary gun show. His is the very first table in the show.

 

[recce]

Canadian mnfr.
prestigiouswoodstocks.com

 

[IronCanadian]

Canadian mnfr.
prestigiouswoodstocks.com

Thanks recce

 

[bearhunter]

Great site.