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Thread: Acculongrange Cheek Risers

  1. 21-09-2019, 12:00 AM #1
    Tentman
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    Acculongrange Cheek Risers

    Hello All

    Has anyone tried one of these - do they work OK? If you have it'd be good to know what makes/models of stocks you've tried one on?

    https://www.trademe.co.nz/sports/hun...b8183d842c-001

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  3. 21-09-2019, 02:04 AM #2
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    Been curious to give one a go myself. Look fairly well thought out
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    yep i got one last week- primo for the money.
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    Have one on a tikka T3 stock. Fits well, looks good, but the two parts come apart under recoil. With a good cheek weld, the part fixed to the stock moves with the stock, and the front part stays with your cheek.
    If you don't pay attention, the front part will fall off when you are not looking.
    A piece of duct tape holding the two parts together works well, and is still easy to peel the tape off at the end of the day to release the bolt.
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