recoil padding
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Re: recoil padding
Try Limbsaver. See if they will work for you. I use their standard on the heavy cliber rifles, and they tone down the felt recoil real well.
http://www.limbsaver.com/2010/products/firearms/recoil_pads/index.php#precision
Try Limbsaver. See if they will work for you. I use their standard on the heavy cliber rifles, and they tone down the felt recoil real well.
http://www.limbsaver.com/2010/products/firearms/recoil_pads/index.php#precision
Re: recoil padding
I really like Limbsavers too get a 1" thick pad really cuts recoil down the other thing is you can get a sissy pad I don't know what their really called but you can wear it under a shirt so nobody can tell another help is to strap your shoulder up to stop it flopping around it helped me wen I did my shoulder only problem is apart from tapeing your shoulder all recoil aids will increase length of pull which will make it handle differently
I really like Limbsavers too get a 1" thick pad really cuts recoil down the other thing is you can get a sissy pad I don't know what their really called but you can wear it under a shirt so nobody can tell another help is to strap your shoulder up to stop it flopping around it helped me wen I did my shoulder only problem is apart from tapeing your shoulder all recoil aids will increase length of pull which will make it handle differently
Re: recoil padding
Past makes a couple of different strap-on recoil pads that work pretty well. Probably find them at Midway or Brownells. I use one when bench firing a light rifle, really helps. Good luck.
Past makes a couple of different strap-on recoil pads that work pretty well. Probably find them at Midway or Brownells. I use one when bench firing a light rifle, really helps. Good luck.
Re: recoil padding
As suggested, a PAST recoil pad, limbsaver slip on, and depending on what kind of shooting you are doing, use lighter loads.
As suggested, a PAST recoil pad, limbsaver slip on, and depending on what kind of shooting you are doing, use lighter loads.
Re: recoil padding
take off your recoil pad and fill the stockhole with shot ,leave a little space from the end and pack it with steelwool then put the pad back on .the shot really takes the kick way down ,old trapshooters trick
take off your recoil pad and fill the stockhole with shot ,leave a little space from the end and pack it with steelwool then put the pad back on .the shot really takes the kick way down ,old trapshooters trick
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