Cheek Pad For Wood Stock

[Basstar]

Being a bit old school I really like my walnut and hardwood stocks but am realizing the advantages of the tactical stocks with the raided buttstock.

I'm considering buying a padded cheek riser to attach to my wood stocks when shooting with a higher powered, larger aperture scope but am wondering how those pads affect eye alignment horizontally.

Any input and/ or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks

['ol shooter]

https://www.beartooth-products.com/

These are inexpensive, stay in place, and are adjustable with the included different thickness inserts. They are basically wet suit type material.

[Garugerfan]

Originally Posted by 'ol shooter

https://www.beartooth-products.com/

These are inexpensive, stay in place, and are adjustable with the included different thickness inserts. They are basically wet suit type material.

+1 on this! They work very well and don’t damage your wood stock.

[GH41]

I made one using 1/8th inch Kydex. It's stuck on with a few dabs of RTV. Not exactly quick change but not hard to remove without damaging anything.

[Basstar]

Originally Posted by 'ol shooter

https://www.beartooth-products.com/

These are inexpensive, stay in place, and are adjustable with the included different thickness inserts. They are basically wet suit type material.

Thank you. I'll give this a try.

[crackedcornish]

if you're truly old school, you'll be looking for a leather lace on riser

[pblanc]

The Beartooth product works quite well. I would recommend applying strips of 3M clear double-sided tape to the stock comb underneath the foam pad to prevent it from shifting out of position.

[Rick67]

God A Grip sorbothane cheek pads are my go-to cheek risers.

Looks and feels good.

They have different sizes and heights.

Not a big fan of BearTooth because they tend to move.

[blackbear5759]

Originally Posted by Rick67

God A Grip sorbothane cheek pads are my go-to cheek risers.

Looks and feels good.

They have different sizes and heights.

Not a big fan of BearTooth because they tend to move.

Which model would you suggest for a 10/22?
Thanks.

[Nick7274]

This is what I use on a couple 10/22's. They come in a few different colours. They are made by VISM and sell on eBay for around $10.

[Rick67]

Originally Posted by blackbear5759

Which model would you suggest for a 10/22?
Thanks.

I personally use the SopMod model.

The heights/dimensions are indicated, so it may differ for you depending on your rifle's set-up.