any problems mounting this on a moveable cheek rest.. then velcro it in place? I hate the hard plastic even though it's adjustable.
1099425
I would say that it would work OK? The Velcro straps are really too long anyway so an adjustable cheek piece may work out great.. The product itself seems to be well made. The raised cheek piece padding can be removed and the inner flap put back in to make it flat so good luck..
1099426
Both of mine are mounted on a fixed stock ... there should not be an issue as there is more than enough velcro to fasten it with elevated check rest...HOWEVER...the rear velcro may be too low if your adjustable rest is too high ...
1099427
I don't think it should be a problem if the cheek rest is all the way down I'm not positive though
2190212
My experience has been varied. If I don;t have the device correctly placed, I will experience discomfort (pain) within an hour. If it is correctly placed, I can get several hours of wear. I have yet to precisely identify what is correct placement. Apparently, the tolerance envelope is very narrow. I make no attempt to use the device while sleeping, thinking that the body needs some downtime relief. My incontenance problem is minimal while sleeping
171359
Yes, taking the stock "tray" out is a little tricky but once you get it out and the new one in you will love it I did find that the armrests get in the way a bit so the resting place is important. Attach Velcro to the bottom to prevent it from slipping.
1099838
I had one that was hard to remove but a little force got it loose. I think the manufacturer doesn't set the tolerances well in manufacturing causing them to be hard to install or remove. Good luck.
2152454
I had no luck with it...I would suggest an alternate solution. I wrapped the rail in a thick towel and made ties out of strips of cloth - a superior solution in all respects. (Not least of which is that I don't like my baby sucking/chewing on that gummy rubber....I know where my towels have been! :) ) Worth mentioning that it was a bit too small for my rail too....not sure how you'd know this in advance....see my full review for more thoughts.
1045073
You are probably trying to mount it on circular surface. I have had mine for 4 years now and I have to make sure to tighten it evenly on both side. The top will move if you have the bottom rubber too tight. You need to make sure all 4 sides are evenly tightened. Hope that helps.
578410
The retaining strap should mount on the side rail.. You will definitely lose some flex ability with that strap on.. I don't like to use mine if I have to change settings a lot
276186
Sorry. I don't have mine mounted. It does look like you would be able to remove it easily but not 100%.
967197
O.Deen: I just installed mine yesterday - unless I take a dremel to it, the faceplate is stuck on there. If you've got one that does detach, there must have been a running design change.
1414
Not difficult at all, but having said that, one of the spare mounts I bought had an issue. I got one that apparently wasn't finished correctly (there was a full 1/8 inch of plastic under the release tab which appeared to be part of the mold tree) which caused my light to become jammed onto the bracket. Fortunately I was eventually able to get the light off without damage and, once removed, correct the problem with my Dremel. Works fine now and looks about the same as my other mounts.
2021635
No this thing is awful!!! I hated it and would not recommend it to anyone. It will probably fit you seeing that it's adjustable but it is very uncomfortable and places your jaw at a strange angle.
1483762
Good question, because I ordered it thinking it would fit on a wide mouth, and it does NOT. :( Regular.
973853
You mount it once and that is where it stays - unless you move the position. It is not "adjustable" in the sense that you can easily move it around to many different positions.
1084145
I can't say what's "normal" because I have the same issue after roughly the same time of use. It's very bulky. I'm almost to the point of concluding that the thickness of the separate pieces, combined, cause my teeth to be too far out of alignment for comfort. The longer I use it, the less I like it. I'm about ready to try an athletic mouthpiece, and simply align my teeth to the same location as with this "adjustable" guard, when I do the first heat-compression.
718001
the rear clamping jaw might be reversed. If oriented correctly, the jaw will close and hold something paper thin. If it is reversed, you just have to slide it off, flip it around and then you can close it tighter.
1026699
Yes. I put some large animal gauze tape around the stock before installing the cheek rest. This keeps it from slipping. I found this product just right for scope on Ruger Mini 30.
1891778
Sorry, wound up having friend set up the wall attachment because the clamp kept slipping and the toggle thingy broke off. I am able to adjust it anyway I prefer now. Don't know if anyone else had a slipping and breaking problem.