Clumsily worded question but let me explain. I have a 700 Varmint .223 with a thumb-hole, laminated stock. Nice gun and I like it for 200 yard bench rest (informal). Recently added a Vortex 15x60-52 with rings high enough to accommodate the 52 bell. Problem is no cheek weld. At my age some cheek weld is necessary. In the past I have seen rubber like stick on pads of various thicknesses but don't know (or remember ) where. Lots of words to ask: where can I get these pads?

Search "cheek riser" on Ebay. Tons of them in leather and fabric. Stick-ons too.

I have a Bradley Cheek Rest for use on my M1 & M14 style rifles. Very nice setup! They make them to fit various rifles.

MidwayUSA search: cheek pad (yields these and others) . . .

https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...913144343?pid=144343

https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...101813016?pid=324486

Regards,

Right or left handed ??
Have the OLD style rubber ones that you contact cement onto the stock

Drop me a PM with your email and I can send pics.

J Wisner

Lot of options including some nifty ides for a DIY guy.
- EVA Foam, sticky back, any thickness.
- Kydex. heat and shape and attach to stock, many differs ways, glue epoxy screws, double sticky tape, etc.?
- Commercial cheek rises, can be adjustable.
- Elastic stock cartridge holder with a pice of EVA foam weather stripping underneath.
- apply automotive bondo or epoxy on comb and sand down as desired.

Google is your friend.

how ugly can you stand. DIY on Ares 22rf AR.

kydex and plastic wing nuts

Amazon has over 50 different ones from bolt on, to lace on to glue on. Search "Cheek rest for rifle stock"

I think PAST used to make the stick-on pads that I believe you are referring to.
Not sure if they are still around?