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  • ZepoL
    Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 450

    Recoil pad

    Which shoulder recoil pad/s have you used? Also which pads fixed to an ATI telescopic stock for Mossberg 500s have you experience with?

    Please post thoughts, experiences, prices and links related to this please.
    Thanks!
    Originally posted by tiki
    I love it. If he ever gets jumped in an alley, he'll come back with:

    After I beat their fists to a pulp with my face and stomach, I pounded thier feet with my testicles and kidneys until they left with only my watch, wallet and keys. But I didn't tell them where my car was parked and I didn't have any cash in my wallet so I taught them a lesson.
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    Baron
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 797

    I've used a Past recoil shoulder pad with my side by side and it works great. it's the wearable kind... not oo thick, but thick enough.

    I still have the slip on rubber pad that came with my ATI stock and it fits on any colapsabe style stock. It works well too.
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    • #3
      an actual gun
      Calguns Addict
      • Jun 2007
      • 5423

      I've used limb saver on other peoples' guns, don't own one myself. http://www.limbsaver.com/2009/produc...s/slip.php#two

      They retail for about 30 bucks. They work alright, if recoil really bugs you and you do high volume shooting, they're handy. Some people swear by the ones you wear, some people swear by grind-to-fits, and some people swear by recoil reducing stocks like the Knoxx. I haven't tried the latter options so I can't comment, but I think particularly the Knoxx stocks are becoming more and more common, with people having a lot good to say about them.

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      • #4
        ZepoL
        Member
        • Jan 2009
        • 450

        Originally posted by cbn620
        I've used limb saver on other peoples' guns, don't own one myself. http://www.limbsaver.com/2009/produc...s/slip.php#two

        They retail for about 30 bucks. They work alright, if recoil really bugs you and you do high volume shooting, they're handy. Some people swear by the ones you wear, some people swear by grind-to-fits, and some people swear by recoil reducing stocks like the Knoxx. I haven't tried the latter options so I can't comment, but I think particularly the Knoxx stocks are becoming more and more common, with people having a lot good to say about them.
        Very nice. Thank you.

        Any other products that you guys may have experience with?
        Originally posted by tiki
        I love it. If he ever gets jumped in an alley, he'll come back with:

        After I beat their fists to a pulp with my face and stomach, I pounded thier feet with my testicles and kidneys until they left with only my watch, wallet and keys. But I didn't tell them where my car was parked and I didn't have any cash in my wallet so I taught them a lesson.

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        • #5
          cvgunright
          Member
          • Mar 2009
          • 124

          I use the remington supercell on my 870. its about 50% less umph compared to the stock shoulder. Easy to install and about $25 bucks.

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          • #6
            Ivanhoe
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2009
            • 577

            I installed a limbsaver on my wife's Benelli nova 20 ga. It is the slip on version. I was at wally world today and noticed they carry the limbsaver slip ons under the Winchester label.

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