I haven been looking for a couple days and with so many options out there on cheek rests figured I would ask the Gurus. I like the look of the VooDoo Tactical with mag pouch but was wondering if there are any others to consider and why. Thanks for the help everyone.

Gun is a Rem 700 AAC-SD 308 with B&C "Hook" stock, I am about to put a 34MM tube Bushnell on it and need just a little more height on the comb.

Triad Tactical stock pack.

I have them on all my rifles. Excellent product, excellent company to deal with.

Also look at the Karsten cheek pieces. I have 3 of them, and I like them a lot. Easy to install, also.

Have you seen the Bradley cheek rest? Grabbed my attention when I saw it, looks awesome.

I like the Karsten, but if you're not into drilling into the stock then the Bradley is a good choice.

I have been looking at the triads, I need to buy a few of these.

I use stacks of free mouse pads under a vet-wrap. Oh, and a sand sock. It's a sock...full of sand (or airsoft pellets).

I'm a DIY-er from way back.

How does that rig do at holding a little spiral notebook and rifle cartridges?

That's not what it's for. I have pockets for that. That kind of rig needs to be a uni-tasker. Anyone who can't get to the range without putting a little spiral notebook and extra rounds anywhere but in their butt-bag needs some work.

I'm looking for something of leather, that laces on. I'd like it to have loops for three to five WSM cartridges.

Agreed. Practice more.

Contact erniejs on here. He might be able to hook you up.

I have one for every rifle. I take notes for every rifle. No need to be ugly about it.

I have the triad on mine... i still have the original stock but they really set it off

Yep, I used cardboard for mine and wrapped in two layers of electrical tape, my dope setting was written on duct tape and coverd with clear boxing tape. It survived 2 days of shooting in the pouring rain. The guys with log books in those fancy stock pouches were getting their books soaked. I keep mine in a pocket. I also bought a bag of fish tank gravel, left it in the original plastic and dropped it in a tube sock, $4 rear bag.

Fancy pouches? They are 45 bucks

Sorry, wasn't intending to be ugly about it. And you make a good point, keeping the information with the rifle makes sense.

Inside 500 it really doesn't matter. What I take note on is P.O.I. shift of no suppressor to suppressor. I run one suppressor on all the rifles. Of late I've learned if I have a zero with my brake on the 6.5 Creedmoor and install the suppressor I get a .3 Mil downward and .2 Mil right zero shift. While that's not much at 100 yards, it turns into a whole lot 500 and out. That's the comp gun that I also kill coyotes with, sure I could reset zero, but I would like to know consistency so that I can reset zero (suppressor or brake) and not actually have to shoot it to check afterward.

The other notes I take at temp, DA, and wind prior to my cold bore shot. And my CBS has been 500 to 800 yards for the last year. I make this shot about 3 times a week, every week. So I assure you I practice quite a bit shooting almost 52 weeks a year. I work at a rifle range when not at the fire station, afterall.