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My single shot 30-30 is scoped high enough to clear the rear sight, which made a cheek weld not possible. Got this from Henry, and the situation was immediately resolved. Good cheek weld, and looks really classy.

https://henrypride.com/products/henry-s ... ridge-cuff

Great info thanks for the post I recently was looking at a Single Shot in a 223. But when looking at mine in 357 and taking cheek weld into consideration I wondered about cheek weld with a scope as my 357 has a red dot on it So what size cartridge fits those loops. Are they to big for 223? Oh and how about a picture we need a picture

Just read on the Henry site the loop are adjustable. So should work for 223.

BigAl52 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 27, 2021 8:58 am

Great info thanks for the post I recently was looking at a Single Shot in a 223. But when looking at mine in 357 and taking cheek weld into consideration I wondered about cheek weld with a scope as my 357 has a red dot on it So what size cartridge fits those loops. Are they to big for 223? Oh and how about a picture we need a picture

That is made by Simply Rugged, why don’t you order one direct from them with your own choice of color, tooling and loops? They make excellent products, I really like their OWB pancake holsters. They are pretty but not super decorative like some brands.

https://www.simplyrugged.com/ecommerce ... cat_id=684

John Davies
Spokane WA

That’s a nice looking addition to your rifle. I have a cheaper nylon version of it that while it was cheaper it’s not nearly as nice looking as yours. As mentioned, a pic of your rifle with the riser installed would be appreciated.

Carry my revolver every day in a Simply Rugged pancake holster, they do make good stuff.

Here’s a picture

I see that this is a two year old thread but I had the same problem with my Henry single shot. It seemed to me that the stock was perfect for using the iron sights but too low to get a cheek weld when a scope is mounted.

I found a Beartooth Products Comb Raising Kit at Midway USA and it is a fairly economical way to address the problem.

It was a bear to put on the stock, I mean a battle, but it works. At least for me.

I looked at the month and day but not the year and was thinking is it the 27th already. I wish they made one with the Henry logo for rimfire.