CR-6000 kit comes with nylon molded base, two
rubber molded pads, 1" nylon velcro cinch strap,
two #8 screws and 4" piece of 3M double sided tape
Determine the location where you want the cheek pad
to make sure rifle bolts cycle without interferance and
if it fits the stock properly. Pads are removed to allow
the bolt to be removed for cleaning.
If mounting with the screws, use a 5/64" drill bit and
use the holes in the base as pilot holes. do not over
tighten the screws. Install the proper height rubber pad
If mounting Base with Velcro Cinch strap, weave strap through slots in
base as shown above with plastic ring on opposite side of cheek.
Velcro Loop should be up toward bottom of stock.
Pull strap through so the weld on the plastic ring is against the base as
pictured above. Cut 1" of the supplied 3M double sided tape and attach
to the top of the comb where the base will cover it. We suggest only using
1" of the tape as this tape is extremely strong other wise it may be harder
to remove the base if so desired down the road. Insert stock through the
loop of velcro strap, align to predetermined location and press base down
tight to the comb while pulling the velcro strap thru the base slots.
Pull at a straight direction.
"Do not pull strap at an angle or the welds may tear."
At this point the velcro strap should have the loop side facing up when
wrapped under the stock overlapping the strap again. insert strap through
the plastic ring pull tight and wrap strap back over itself under the stock.
Pull strap tight over lapping the first wrap to engage the velcro loop and
hook. Trim off any extra strap at the base edge.
Velcro cinch strap plastic ring should be located as pictured above.
The CR-6000 base is a hard nylon material that can be cut and sanded easily if desired.
This picture shows it cut just above where the slots for the strap was located so it would
accommodate a monte carlo cheek piece stock. Then screwed onto the stock. I just used
a pair of tin snips to cut to a line drawn on the base. Then I just used a block and 600 sand
paper to smooth the edges.