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I'm going to get a Kickeez recoil pad to replace the factory pad on my O/U but I have a question... on their website are 19 different templates, and I found the one that most matches the shape of the pad on my gun. since it's obvious it won't be exactly the same shape, I assume I will have to shape it? is this a fairly simple process? I'd like to hear from someone who's done it as to how much work it is. thanks for the info!
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Kickeez is not that much different from any other aftermarket pad. If it's "grind to fit" then freezing the pad a bit and shaping with a belt sander are your friends. Ideally you want the template for your specific gun. You may have to take a bit off the butt and square it up with a band saw or a table top sander, the pad with spacer can add a bit of length so if the gun already fits you well you may have to take a bit of wood to keep the finished project at the same length.
Here is a quick video that will give you an idea of what's involved.Last edited by BigDogatPlay; 03-16-2012, 9:16 AM.
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