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I just bought a Winchester 1895 in 405 Winchester and expect the steel butt plate will give me quite a belt at the range. I'm not too crazy about adding an aftermarket recoil pad, using a slip over is OK short term. I found the below item and while it doesn't provide alot of padding it takes a bit of the sting out of recoil. And it's non-slip.
Easy to cut, follows the slight inward curve of the 1895 buttplate, is durable and closed cell - no fuzzy edges. I put it on my Ruger 96/44 too.
Stays put, doesn't shift. I used a single edged razor blade with it attached to the buttplate. The few blade marks are easily removed with fine sandpaper.
Easy to cut, follows the slight inward curve of the 1895 buttplate, is durable and closed cell - no fuzzy edges. I put it on my Ruger 96/44 too.
Stays put, doesn't shift. I used a single edged razor blade with it attached to the buttplate. The few blade marks are easily removed with fine sandpaper.
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