A novel and improved rotating stock butt and rotating sighting device that applies to a shoulder-fired firearm where the firing mechanism and the sighting device are elevated above the stock butt when in a horizontal shooting position. This system comprises a cooperation between the rotating stock butt and the rotating sighting device that allows the firing mechanism and the barrel to be offset to either the right or to the left of the stock butt while the rotating sighting device and sight bead remains on the top center of the firearm. This allows the shooter to mount the gun with very little head movement.

A stock for a firearm. In some embodiments, the stock is configured for bi-directional folding to either side of a receiver of the firearm. In some embodiments, the stock is configured for length adjustment. A biasing element is provided for the length adjustment that biases a proximal (butt) subassembly of the stock against the shoulder of the user. The user can adjust the length of the stock by moving his or her shoulder fore and aft against the butt of the stock. The bi-directional folding and the shoulder length adjustment aspects may be incorporated into a single embodiment.

A butt plate for a gun stock includes a holding part and a damping part which is attached to the holding part. An easy method of mounting and dismounting the butt plate can be implemented in that disposed on a front surface of the holding part, which front surface is facing the gun stock, are two forwardly projecting and spaced-apart arch-like retention members for snap-lock retention on two oppositely lying side walls of the gun stock.

A butt plate for a gun stock includes a holding part and a damping part which is attached to the holding part. An easy method of mounting and dismounting the butt plate can be implemented in that disposed on a front surface of the holding part, which front surface is facing the gun stock, are two forwardly projecting and spaced-apart arch-like retention members for snap-lock retention on two oppositely lying side walls of the gun stock.

A recoil reduction stock. The device includes a shock absorber having a first end, a second end, and a spring channel extending therethrough. A coil spring is disposed within the spring channel. A spacer abuts the second end of the shock absorber, and the first end of the shock absorber contacts a rear edge of a firearm stock body. A lag stud is inserted through the spacer and the shock absorber, wherein a tip of the lag stud is configured to engage the firearm stock body, such that the spring is compressed between a rear edge of the firearm stock body and the spacer. A butt plate is affixed to the spacer, wherein the butt plate includes a hollow interior volume in which a head portion of the lag stud is disposed. The compressed shock absorber is adapted to resist expansion and absorb recoil energy when the firearm is fired.

A recoil reduction stock. The device includes a shock absorber having a first end, a second end, and a spring channel extending therethrough. A coil spring is disposed within the spring channel. A spacer abuts the second end of the shock absorber, and the first end of the shock absorber contacts a rear edge of a firearm stock body. A lag stud is inserted through the spacer and the shock absorber, wherein a tip of the lag stud is configured to engage the firearm stock body, such that the spring is compressed between a rear edge of the firearm stock body and the spacer. A butt plate is affixed to the spacer, wherein the butt plate includes a hollow interior volume in which a head portion of the lag stud is disposed. The compressed shock absorber is adapted to resist expansion and absorb recoil energy when the firearm is fired.

A firearm stock with adjustable comb riser has an elongated stock body having a forend and an opposed butt portion having a rear face and an upper comb surface, a butt pad removably connected to the rear face, a cheek rest element having an elongated rest portion positioned above the upper comb surface of the stock, the cheek rest element having a rear panel connected to the rest portion, and at least a portion of the rear panel being captured between the rear face and the butt pad. The rest portion may be a downwardly open channel. The channel may receive at least a portion of the comb surface. The rest portion may include downwardly depending sidewalls. An upper portion of the rear panel may span between the sidewalls. The rear panel may be perpendicular to the rest portion.

A firearm stock with adjustable comb riser has an elongated stock body having a forend and an opposed butt portion having a rear face and an upper comb surface, a butt pad removably connected to the rear face, a cheek rest element having an elongated rest portion positioned above the upper comb surface of the stock, the cheek rest element having a rear panel connected to the rest portion, and at least a portion of the rear panel being captured between the rear face and the butt pad. The rest portion may be a downwardly open channel. The channel may receive at least a portion of the comb surface. The rest portion may include downwardly depending sidewalls. An upper portion of the rear panel may span between the sidewalls. The rear panel may be perpendicular to the rest portion.

A cushioned article includes a cage and a compressible material. The cage has at least one opening, an interior volume, and an outer surface. The at least one opening provides a passage from the outer surface to the interior volume. The compressible material extends through the at least one opening in the cage. A method for manufacturing a cushioned article includes providing a mold having at least one cavity, placing a cage within the mold, and injecting a compressible material into an interior of the cage. The cage includes at least one opening. A portion of the compressible material flows through the at least one opening in the cage and fills the at least one cavity of the mold. One or more shields may be connected to the cage before injection. The shields may be removed with the cage and heat treated with the shields still connected to the cage.

A cushioned article includes a cage and a compressible material. The cage has at least one opening, an interior volume, and an outer surface. The at least one opening provides a passage from the outer surface to the interior volume. The compressible material extends through the at least one opening in the cage. A method for manufacturing a cushioned article includes providing a mold having at least one cavity, placing a cage within the mold, and injecting a compressible material into an interior of the cage. The cage includes at least one opening. A portion of the compressible material flows through the at least one opening in the cage and fills the at least one cavity of the mold. One or more shields may be connected to the cage before injection. The shields may be removed with the cage and heat treated with the shields still connected to the cage.