Be careful when shopping for Cheek Risers. Most retailers online do not accept returns. Also their products may only offer one height or model which may not be the best solution to your particular rifles stock or scope set up. My cheek risers offer complete adjustability within the size specified range. If the cheek riser does not work to your satifaction or you need a different height pad simply return it for a complete refund or exchange. All products are made by me in Pennsylvania.
Here's my newest comb riser VL-7000 with the High Pad on a Tikka synthetic stocked rifle. See discription on "SHOP ALL" link at top left of home page.
Lace On Sporting cheek pad LO-3000 in Black on a Henry Big Boy Tactical. This model gives the most height in adjustment in our line. Available in Walnut Brown and Black. Two sizes for rimfires up to large stocks including rifles with a cheek piece already integrated on the stock. Read more on this on the product page.
Here is my new model VL-7000 Leather Cheek Pad on a couple of customers rifles. Top rifle has the standard low height pad, good for up to 1" height. The bottom rifle has the High Pad good for over 1-2" height. This cheek pad is held onto the stock with velcro. Pad can be adjusted not only for height but can be adjusted for the desired angle on stocks with alot of drop. No other comb riser on the market has this ability. Read more on this on the product page . Go to "SHOP ALL" Link at the top left of this page.
The above picture shows the Low Pad on the same Marlin 1895 as the previous picture which has the High Pad.
in this case where only an inch of height was needed, the low pad looked better and did the job.
This is my new LVMC-800 leather comb riser designed for Monte Carlo stocks with cheek
pads on either side. This shows it mounted on a Weatherby rifle with the standard height Pad.
See more in "SHOP ALL" at top of page.
Accu-Riser 6000 adding needed additional height for young left handed shooter
CR-6000 comb raiser on a muzzleloader with high pad installed
Notice where the bolt on this Remington 700 above comes to in relation to the height of the Base and rubber pad . The rubber top pad is removed from the base to enable the bolt to beremoved for cleaning. So there is no need to remove the base from the stock
Some one got creative and reshaped our CR-6000 cheek pad to conform with the
custom stock on this H&R shotgun turkey gun. I approve!
CR-6000 cheek pad on a TC Contender with strap and walnut Veneers installed.
Accu-Riser PTC-1000 on a scoped Henry Big Boy lever gun.
Henry rifles have a lot of drop in the stock and need a comb raiser when scoped.
PTC-1000 Precision target cheek pad on a Browning single shot rifle.
PTC-1000 butt pad installed on a Sharps Black Powder Cartridge rifle. This comb riser was designed for the long range black powder cartridge shooting sport where the rear sights need to be adjusted up or down for each distance requiring repetitive presise positioning. Notice the notched indexing on the laced on base. This allows the precise and quick positioning of the pad when changing shooting distance and sight heights.
PTC-1000 adjustable cheek pad on a Springfield M-14 with scope
Pictured above is my PTC-1000 lace on version . The model LO-3000 is a better match on sporting rifles. This Henry Rimfire Golden boy has a petite butt stock and requires a smaller lace on base than the standard base. Please specify the smaller base if you are planning to put this version on smaller rimfire rifles. A demension drawing is shown on the LO-3000 order page to determine if the small or standard size is required for your rifle.
000 adjustable cheek pad on a Henry Golden Boy .22 magnum. This is a special
custom smaller sized base for the rimfire Henry rifles. Please let us know
if you need this for the Henry rimfire rifles.
Accu-Riser Leather Butt Pads are made as an early 1900 period example for a period correct look but actually fit better than newer leather / velcro versions. There are 4 sizes to pick from for a proper tight fit to your guns stock.
PTC-1000 cheek riser on another lever gun
CR-6000 cheek pad on a Savage Axis rifle , low pad, perfect fit
CR-6000 ambidextrous cheek pad on a Browning X-bolt rifle
CR-6000 cheek pad on a H&R Huntsman 45/70
CR-6000 cheek pad on Ruger American rifle. Perfect fit
CR-6000 on a Tikka T3X
Mosberg Cascade Rifle showing proper location of CR-6000 base. So bolt can be cycled and removed for cleaning the barrel.
Tikka, Mosberg Cascade and CVA Rifles
CR-6000 cheek pad on a Tikka T1X and T3X bolt action rifle , Mosberg
Cascade and the CVA : note that the Tikka , CVA and Mosberg bolt is very
close to the top of the comb so you may need to mount the cr-6000 farther back on the comb in order to remove the bolt as pictured above.
CR-6000 cheek pad on a Browning A-bolt, perfect fit
CR-6000 cheek pad permanently attached with screws on a pair of slug shotguns, Savage bolt and Rem mossberg 500 pump.
CR-6000 cheek pad on Ruger 10/22 .22LR
CR-6000 adjustable cheek pad on an old military rifle with added walnut veneers.
CR-6000 Ambidextrous cheek rest on TC Encore
Accu-riser BP-100 Leather Butt Pad on a "too short" little stalking rifle
Accu-Riser PTC-1000 lace on cheek pad on a 10 gauge shotgun. Yes he really
needed that height and he won the 10 gauge sporting clays event that day.
This is our CP-5000 neoprene Cheek Pad. This was designed to add 1/4" to the height of classic shotguns which were made with lower comb heights back then. It still comes in handy on modern rifles and shotguns for shooters needing just a little more height or looking for some recoil cushioning. Easy on and off application with an adjustable 3" elastic strap.
Our Leather Butt Pad on a fine German Stalking Rifle. Not so much for the recoil but to protect the nice color case hardening on the steel butt plate. In this case the 5/8" padding was removed.
Above is my CR-6000 molded comb riser that has been modified to fit onto a rifle stock having a cheek
piece already integraded to the stock. Other wise the cheek piece cants the base to the right so the CR-6000
would not work on this stock. This is easily done by cutting the lower side of the base up to where
the slot is located for the velcro cinch strap. You can use a pair of metal clippers to rough it out and then
smooth the edges with a sanding block finishing with 600 grit sand paper. Do not use high speed dremmel or
a sanding wheel as the material will want to melt and you wont get a smooth finish. You can do this on both
sides to elliminate the slots in the standard base and then use the supplied screws to hold the base securly
to the comb of the stock. This can be done