Titan Universal Cheek Rest- Victor Company- Easy Install

[@stllda909]

Great vid. Out of stock on Amazon. Just ordered mine from their website. I'm excited.

[@VaMike9]

I'm glad that the video helped, have fun and thanks for watching!

[@leeroyphillips]

Good Video but think you should check if you can still get the bolt in and out

[@VaMike9]

Thanks, and yes it goes in and out, take care.

[@TADDs101]

I put one on my Savage FVSR and it made all the difference in the world .. the factory stock had zero cheek rise

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Thanks for the video. I like a good raised cheakpiece

[@VaMike9]

It does help for comfort and consistency, thanks for the comment and watching!

[@jamesbowskill362]

That would be a cheek piece!

[@WickedCrispy]

ProTip: make sure you can work the bolt before drilling, heh.

[@VaMike9]

Yes, the bolt works fine, but did forget to mention that you guys will need to allow enough clearance with bolt removal for cleaning.

[@NoPro1962]

I picked up a foam custom Pad for my Victor Risor on E-

[@janicetyree6305]

Very informative. Great video 👍

[@VaMike9]

Glad you liked it

[@wiggsan]

Great product!

[@jeffreynye3019]

Does it hinder bolt removal for cleaning?

[@VaMike9]

Yes, the placement needs to be far enough to the rear for bolt removal. Take care

[@Shark_Theory]

How flexible is this cheek riser i have been trying to find a cheek riser for my p90 because my optic sits too high and im having no luck finding one?

[@VaMike9]

It is a solid cheek riser that I find very comfortable and well designed.

[@sawhill729]

Great video. Anyone know if the cheek riser will fit a Encore Pro Hunter Haus of Arms stock?

[@VaMike9]

It's flexible... So I think it'll work fine. Thanks

[@sawhill729]

Thanks so much for the reply. I'm going to give it shot. Also got a reply from Marty at Haus of Arms. What a great company to deal with.

[@northmanjourneys]

Out of stock on Amazon.. do you have a web sight for it

[@VaMike9]

victorcompanyusa.com/titan-universal-cheekrest

[@jamesbowskill362]

As I live in the UK I am not familiar with the expression of a 'won & done'! Me, I'm not a fan of drilling holes in any of my stocks. I still, dont see how this guy/product has even attempted to get the correct height for the comb, could be too high or too low seems like its 'all or nothing'. Not a very good solution.

[@VaMike9]

The expression is "one and done," meaning you don't have to mess with it. For the sake of time, I don't include every process or calculation I made per scope ring height/ cheekweld. There are included spacers that you can add under the cheek riser for the best cheekweld for you. I generally get it close and dial out parallax, which has worked well for me in the past. You can even epoxy the spacers together for a more rigid fit if you like. As a side note, I'm not a fan of cheap factory stocks, but this was one that a relative liked, so I made it more functional. Thanks for watching!

[@jamesbowskill362]

@@VaMike9 Appreciate your reply, thanks for the explanation & suggestions.

[@VaMike9]

@@jamesbowskill362 Anytime, take care!

[@davemiller4852]

Can you remove your bolt????

[@VaMike9]

Yes

[@jondrago3580]

Thanks for the video. Have you had any movement or shifting as it's on a Remington 700? What caliber are you running?

[@VaMike9]

No, it's absolutely rock solid on this 243. You can even use thread locker if you want but I haven't had any problems so far. A quality product for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@jasonpfeilsticker5692]

I wouldn't want to drill along the seam of a plastic stock....

[@VaMike9]

It has held up without issue. If you do have a factory stock that separates because of this, it was very likely going to fail you anyways. Thanks for watching!