Cheek riser?

[penguinofsleep]

Any advice on a cheek riser?

Probably won't get it for a little bit and will probably use dense foam or neoprene + electrical or duct tape in the mean time, so if there is going to be a sale I can wait for it.

So far I've seen the following recommended in a quick google search:
Tactical Operations
Triad
Karsten

Should also say that I can still go about 5mm lower on my rings (rifle unavailable during ring purchase) w/o problems, but I think I'd still need a riser after that anyways.

[vliberatore]

Love my triad

[CK_32]

Karsten is a great option if you don't mind drilling your stock.

But by far the best option is the eagle/triad pack. (Triad bought out eagle and their pack)


Check out my youtube link in my sig. I just posted a video or my 700. I have one on my set up now.

[fonzy]

http://tacpro.com/product_info.php?products_id=27&osCsid=27tbucrdkj2du4gesetoq4ua55

[Dinosaur Jr]

I've been using one of these. Firm yet comfortable. No stock modification required.

http://www.amazon.com/BLACKHAWK-Adjustable-HawkTex-Tactical-Cheek/dp/B0014VTREO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1387692123&sr=8-3&keywords=blackhawk+cheek+riser

[Faded]

Karsten

http://www.karstenskydexcheekrest.com/

[famebyassociatn]

another option is a bradely cheek rest.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

I have a Karsten on my M1A. Really like it although as already mentioned, you have to be comfortable with drilling holes through your stock.

[jetman624]

I have a triad and love it. I personally am not a fan of the aftermarket rests the require you to drill the stock-- if it is an expensive stock. If it is a cheapy stock one, no prob there for me.

[ar15barrels]

I have raised a LOT of combs for people with cardboard and masking tape.
It's not pretty, but it's completely functional.
You probably have the materials in your house already...

[bombadillo]

https://www.tacticalworks.com/Tactical-Operations-Ammo-Cheek-Pad.html

This with a little neoprene or foam will work awesome. I have one of these on my 5R and it is a great piece of equipment. Made in USA, and in Hollywood too so double the local support.

[bitethebullet]

I didn't know how much comb I needed, so I bought a neoprene one from bass pro. It has 6-7 foam spacers that can stack up. The beauty of it is it can slip off for adjustment and doesn't leave residue or tape-marks. I think it was $15. Eventually I'll end up drilling the stock with an adjustable klydex one, but the time hasn't come yet.

[Vu 308]

Stock packs do the trick well and are comfy to shoot on.

[strongpoint]

Cheek riser?

karsten.

mine came with a neoprene sheet to be glued down as padding, but instead i picked up a roll of adhesive-backed neoprene weatherstripping -- 2" wide, 0.125" thick. very comfortable; a 35-foot roll was about $30 on amazon, and it will probably be enough for every long gun i'll ever own.