MagpulHunter/SGA Cheek Riser Kit, Black, High

Built well fits perfectly weighing almost nothing and it looks great.

I really like my Ruger 10/22 Target 22 LR so bought a composite stock from Magpul and it made my Ruger 10/22 a really nice gun to shoot. Then the Magpul riser kit was introduced and bought it to make a better cheek to stock fit. It made the gun so much comfortable to shoot and easier to line up cheek to stock fit. Quality from Magpul has never been an issue. The riser kit is another one of their quality upgrades along with their stock replacements. I am very happy to make my Ruger 10/22 Target into a more accurate shooter as well as a more comfortable gun to shoot and to line up my shot faster. Dr Dave. Utah

Low kit comes with both ¼ and ½ inch, fits well on my sga stock, the ¼ inch riser works perfectly with my holosun 507k on my mossberg 12 ga, for a regular red dot such as a sig romeo without the riser I would imagine the ½ inch would line up perfectly as well

Two birds one stone. Brings two risers. Easy to install and works as intended.

good product, good brand, not cheap but it comes with a set of 2, high and low

As advertised by seller

Needed a higher rest to match my scope, worked as needed. Solid quality, easy to install!

I use these on a 10/22 mounted in the Magpul Hunter X-22 stock. The $64,000 question for most people is which riser they need for their scope height. My rifle is setup with the scope fairly high to allow my head to be as vertical as possible for offhand shooting, but the rifle is used some for CMP Rimfire Sporter so it has to be shootable in all three positions.My setup is:scope: Nikon Prostaff Target EFR 3-9x40 AO in Weaver Grand Slam (high) ringsI tried the High Cheek riser first and shot the rifle this way for about a month. This was just about right height-wise, but I have full cheeks and if I bring my head down tight on the riser my cheek padding was just thick enough to push my eye off center. I found myself tilting my head to get my eye centered in the scope to keep from canting the rifle.The Medium riser is about a 1/4" shorter than the High riser. This doesn't seem like much, but it was the room I needed to get a very consistent cheek weld without pushing my eye off center. If you find that little bit of room drops your eye below center, you can always add a thin pad to the riser but you are out of luck if the riser is too tall.A person with a thinner face would probably prefer the High riser with my setup.If you are using Medium scope rings, you would probably want the Medium cheek riser.