Good quality cheek pads

[StevieK]

Wondering if anyone has, or knows of a good leather or neoprene cheek pad that will slip onto a stock. I have an A-bolt medallion, and I find that with the stock design I don't have enough cheek weld. So before I look into a completely new stock, I was wondering if there are any good slip on pads. Leather would be ideal as it would look and feel nicer, but I imagine that neoprene may fit better. I don't want anything that slips and slides, and I know that asking for that from anything that slips on is a far reach. So whats available?

 

[josquin]

Wondering if anyone has, or knows of a good leather or neoprene cheek pad that will slip onto a stock. I have an A-bolt medallion, and I find that with the stock design I don't have enough cheek weld. So before I look into a completely new stock, I was wondering if there are any good slip on pads. Leather would be ideal as it would look and feel nicer, but I imagine that neoprene may fit better. I don't want anything that slips and slides, and I know that asking for that from anything that slips on is a far reach. So whats available?

The ones from www.cheeknstock.com in Oregon look like a good product. Haven't bought one yet myself so can't say from personal experience, though.

Stuart

 

[chuck nelson]

What kind of scope and rings do you have on the rifle?

 

[Jordan Smith]

This is what I use. It works GREAT. The neoprene gives some cushion to your cheek, which decreases felt recoil even more.

http://www.cabelas.com/stocks-grips-accessories-beartooth-comb-raising-kit-2.shtml

 

[canadaman30]

This is what I use. It works GREAT. The neoprene gives some cushion to your cheek, which decreases felt recoil even more.

http://www.cabelas.com/stocks-grips-accessories-beartooth-comb-raising-kit-2.shtml

X2 I use these as well. They work awsome and can be adjusted to your own height preference. Bass Pro also sells them

 

[josquin]

I've tried thes Beartooth pads Jordan Smith suggested - I have one on a .222 Brno Fox as it has high rings - and they do work as long as you don't need too much rise, otherwise they get pretty clunky-looking since the foam inserts are not "feathered" at the edges. If they offered various thicknesses of tapered soft neoprene inserts that were really sculpted to the contour of the stock, rather than just chunks of foam, I'd like them better.

However, others seem to like them, so as usual, "YMMV."

Stuart

 

[Mount Sweetness]

A guy on here sells really nice leather ones, along with that I've found a scope with generous eye relief really helps.

 

[Starscream]

Eagle Industries sells a Shooters Rifle Stock pack; it's expensive but the suede they use works as advertised. Solid cheek weld dry or wet.