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    Cheek rests?

    Anyone know if anyone has made a walnut cheek rest for a M14/M1Aicon similar to the ones used on the No4 T's?

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    Yes, Griffin and Howe made them for the commercial scope mounting service they offered for the M1icon. The cheek rest was custom fit for the shooter. I don't know if they still make them, I doubt it.
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    Thank you, I wonder what Griffin and Howe would want for one though.

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    Israelis also made one, if I remember correctly. Very tall and odd looking thing.


    ETA found an auction w/ one- but the stock is painted w/ black crinkle nastiness. Don't think that's the way they came...

    http://www.auctionarms.com/search/di...mnum=9590205.0

    Good grief, how does "J the D" keep selling stuff for such ludicrous prices???
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    Now that looks like someone took a ugly stick and beat the stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post
    Thank you, I wonder what Griffin and Howe would want for one though.

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    You could ask them - email is on this page:

    http://www.griffinhowe.com/gunsmithing.cfm

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