Beartooth Comb Raising Kit 2.0 | Improve Accuracy | Neoprene | Reduce Recoil | Made in USA

I was dubious at first and ordered three others to try but after getting this one on my Tikka T3x it was clear I was never going to take it off. This comb covered all the bases for me so I ran with it and never looked back.Comfort - the neoprene feels good on my cheekAlignment - after cramming in the spacer, it was the PERFECT height adjustment.Ease of install - Not that easy but it was worth the effort.Performance - after a few long hikes it has never moved from where I originally set it. It’s steadfast.Noise - no Velcro, no ammo click, no swish while hiking/stalking. This comb was silent.Lefty - yea, this thing is perfect for me.It was a pain in the ass to get on (which I count as a good thing) to the rifle. Lining up the spacer perfectly took a little patience. I didnt want to remove my scope so I stretched the narrow end over the butt stock and “peeled” the wider end back over its self, down the shaft of the butt stock toward the trigger guard. That looked well except then it was inside out. Had to fiddle to make it right side in and then it was just a matter of aligning it and adding the spacer for my cheek. End product shoots just how I wanted, BIG THANKS to Beartooth for a solid product.

It was not as easy to put on as I was thinking but it is going to work great

This thing goes on tighter than a sweaty nun’s knickers. I followed the directions about turning it inside-out but still could not get it over the end of the buttstock, so I tossed them aside and did it my way. Here are a few suggestions to make it a little easier, but it’s still gonna be a catfight at the end. Stick with it though; you’ll be glad you did.1) You won’t want to do this twice, so before you do anything, to ensure you have the right pad for the correct comb height, use a couple pieces of blue painter’s tape and stick the pad onto the comb of the bare stock. Test the feel and eye relief. Keep testing each of the different pads til you find the right one for you.2) Remove the stock from the rifle, and put the sleeve on right-side out, like a sock, from the skinny fore-end. This is MUCH easier than what the manufacturer says to do.3) I used a flat metal strip about 10” long, 1/16” thick, and 3/8” wide to help manipulate the pad and keep it from coming out the back end as I pulled, pinched, and cussed the sleeve into position over it. This is where the catfight took place.4) Be careful not to pull or jam your fingers right where the stitching is sewn. I tore mine a bit, but patched it on the rubbery inside with a dab of clear Shoe Goo so it doesn’t show.5) Be patient.I hope this helps.

Great product, high quality and durableThis is the second rifle I’ve equipped with the comb riser. Excellent for scopes that require higher bases, puts your eye in direct line of the scope while still having a solid cheek plant

Nice idea and quality materials but it's just too tough to put on or adjust. I had to go with a more convenient configuration.

once you get it adjusted and in the correct spot its great. will take a little work to get right but be patient and you'll get it the way you want it.

Bought for my Mossberg Maverick. It has a composite stock on it which is somewhat narrow. So I bought this to bulk it up a bit for a better fit. This goes on easy , just follow the instructions. I don't think tape was needed, but just to prevent the possibility that this would creep and rotate around on the stock, I did place a few small pieces of double-faced foam tape under it just to keep it in position long-term. Surprisingly enough the camo on this product looks pretty good and it actually made my inexpensive $200 shotgun look pretty cool. Now I'm ready to go get the geese!

I really wanted to like it, but the foam pads are a dealbreaker, and unusable. The superior materials and exceptional workmanship make it a shame the foam has harsh corners, instead of a radius, as on every buttstock or riser I have ever seen.The foam is well chosen for density, but is too wide, and not rounded. I had hoped and assumed the foam would conform somewhat, but it was minimal.It didn't help I was trying to raise a Choate comb a full inch. The ordeal and disappointment convinced me to return to the Hogue stock, in which the comb is only ½" low.I have only returned 2 items in thousands of Amazon purchases, and this sleeve will not be the third time. I take great pride in making educated purchases, and take my lumps when I err.I had read the worthwhile reviews, and suspected the foam was inadequate/inappropriate/inelegant. When the low comb on the Hogue stock starts annoying me, I will consider some ½" radiused foam with this sleeve, or possibly a kydex style cheek rest on the Choate stock.A comb raising 'kit' is more enticing to buyers than a sleeve requiring you to BYOFoam, but Beartooth should probably buy the equipment to furnish radiused foam shims with this kit.Judged solely on the sleeve, it is handsome, impeccably crafted, and the best of its kind in the world. The Realtree Edge, with the grays, feldgraus, and tans look brilliant on on an otherwise homely monochromatic black synthetic stock, and contributes to the disappointment, but also the desire to obtain an appropriate foam shim/riser.UPDATE:I installed on a Hogue stock with the ½" foam piece. I am pleased except the overly wide foam moves me laterally away from good alignment with the scope. The foam has conformed, to a degree, but the project would have been brilliant with contoured foam. The gigantic sling swivel stud hole is somewhat misplaced for my application, but such can be expected on a 'one size fits most' proposition. This Ruger Ranch rifle was furnished with high rings to clear the peep sight, and I cannot find a folding rear sight to replace it with.The Beartooth comb riser sleeve kit provides the rise I needed, though the wide width is slightly awkward. It is an ordeal to install, particularly with arthritic hands, particularly the thumbs. I am certain I am capable of tearing a seam or edge, but long ago learned how to distribute force over a broader area, and rely on leverage and positioning, rather than brute strength.4 stars, because the foam is too wide and noncontoured.