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Raising a comb on the rifle
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02-04-2012 12:26am#1
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Cheapest method would be to buy a strapped comb riser or one of those comb riser/bullet holder 2 in 1 jobs. About €10 - €25 depending on brand.
The other option for adjustable would be the Karsten cheek riser. About $75 including shipping (IIRC). Requires drilling the stock though so may not be what you want to do.
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It doesn't show it well but under the mag holder on my CZ 22lr is 2 bits of carpet underlay that gave me the little bit of extra lift I needed.
Or get this 'Stockade', seen here on my Marlin 1894 in .357mag in Kilkenny colours, that is held to the stock and adjustable with the small screws. Very light weight option.
http://www.stockadeproducts.co.uk/accessories/competition-rifle-accessories/stockade-adjustable-comb/
Or like i did with the Sako 75 in .308 again using carpet underlay to pack it out up to the amount you need. If using 2 bits of underlay glue them together, make's it easy to fit.
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Pat sludds in wexford can fit an adjustable comb to your original stock , a friend of mine had it done to his shotgun and its a good job, its adjustable for height and can also be moved left or right. He doesn't charge much and gets it done in about a week. It would also add a bit of value to the rifle if you were to sell it on.
http://www.gunstocks.ie/[/QUOTE]
Pat Sludds work on a Marlin 1894 cowboy lever action rifle.
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