? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

[Trappersim]

Are all stock packs capable of adding extra padding to raise the cheek weld area? I wear glasses and sometimes it is really dificult to get a decent cheek weld in diferent possitions, especially prone. So do the stock packs have long enough straps to be able to use more padding? Not really sure if I want a stock pack because it looks a little cumbersome, but I also do not want to drill holes in my stock to put an adjustable check risser on.

What are your recomendations?

 

[LoneWolfUSMC]

Re: ? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

Eagle Stock pack and some sleeping mat foam.

Cut the foam, tape it on, strap the cheek piece over it. Unless you are strapping it on over ten layers of foam you should have plenty of strap. The straps are adjustable on both sides.

 

[YN*Dotte]

Re: ? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

Just take your stock pack off, go buy a couple of foam mouse pads at walmart and some duct tape and cut the mouse pads to make layers until the cheek has been raised to a comfortable height, then tape it down and put your stock pack back on and you will be good to go.

 

[Topgun823]

Re: ? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

I've actually used a couple of layers of the Neoprene Mouse pad. I just cut strips about an inch wide and the length of the stock pack then just put the pack over them. Had plenty of strap left over. Cutting the narrow strips allowed for more height without pushing your cheek to the side.

 

[Topgun823]

Re: ? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

Sorry about that. YN*Dotte got his message in while I was typing. I'm slow on the keys.

 

[YN*Dotte]

Re: ? on adding padding to stock pack or cheek riser

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: D Constance</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sorry about that. YN*Dotte got his message in while I was typing. I'm slow on the keys. </div></div>

Lol that happens to me all the damned time