[EMSjetflyer]

I have the TNVC cheek riser and it works very well.

Fits pretty tight if you take the time to fit it well.

Really improves the shootability with an optic.

 

[nf1e]

I have found that the Tac-Pro makes a very stable rest and has a soft interior so the nice wood isn't marred.

[URL=http://s1180.photobucket.com/user/nf1e/media/IMG_0118_zpsq1c55fgt.jpg.html][/URL]

Semper Fi
Art

 

[The Wind]

I saw one on a forum members rifle that looked great! I do t know what you are looking for or what style you want but check it out.
It's on Triple K website.

 

[Coffin50]

I have found that the Tac-Pro makes a very stable rest and has a soft interior so the nice wood isn't marred.

[URL=http://s1180.photobucket.com/user/nf1e/media/IMG_0118_zpsq1c55fgt.jpg.html][/URL]

Semper Fi
Art

Art, do you have a sadlak mount on your rifle? Also are those medium or high scope rings? I need to clear a 40-44mm scope but keep it as low as possible

 

[howlingthunder]

TNVC for me

 

[48361]

Tac-Pro

 

[1100 tac]

Try these...

http://www.cheeknstock.com/products.html

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/86...y-rifle-cheek-rest-m1-garand-m1a-usgi-leather

[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Black-Leather-Buttstock-Sniper-Garand/dp/B00ABNJ6CO[/ame]

Good luck, there's a lot of stuff out there.

 

[Killashrub]

The best M14 cheek rest on the market IMO is the Bradley Cheek Rest. They are solid, reliable, and awesome looking rests that are top dollar and on that note you get what you pay for.

http://www.bradleycheekrest.com/Bradley-Adjustable_c11.htm

 

[CH Orb]

I have the TNVC cheek riser and it works very well.

Fits pretty tight if you take the time to fit it well.

Really improves the shootability with an optic.

Me too. Partly because they make a lefty version. It is not symmetrical.

 

[nf1e]

Art, do you have a sadlak mount on your rifle? Also are those medium or high scope rings? I need to clear a 40-44mm scope but keep it as low as possible

I haven't used a Sadlak mount in years on any of my rifles. I did have a gentleman here yesterday and was attempting to help him mount an ARMs #18 on one of the Newer Smith receivers. There was no way the mount would fit. The channel for the raised part of the receiver was way to narrow to fit. I had an older Sadlak steel mount here which we tried and it fit like a glove.I think he is going to get a Sadlak now.
The rifle in the photo is a James River Armory M21 DMR so the rail is fitted as part of the top of the receiver. Rings are Leupold MK4 med height and they give me more room than I need for the 50mm objective.