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bonanza
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Recoil Pads
#32757 - 08/06/05 05:28 AM

I have a Chapuis 470 with a Pachmayr recoil pad that stinks! I catches on my shirt every time I raise and lower the rifle. How about some advice from you DR old-timers on what I should do.

My .375 H&H DR has no recoil pad and I like it that way.

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butchloc
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Re: Recoil Pads [Re: bonanza]
#32759 - 08/06/05 05:47 AM

I agree with you, cause I don't care for rubber pads either. Just like you I find they catch up on clothes. I usually do one of 2 things. Either get a leather cover one (expensive) or get one made from wood, exotic type to look right, and checker the backside.

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500Nitro
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Loc: Victoria, Australia

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: butchloc]
#32760 - 08/06/05 06:34 AM

Try the Old English Pads by Silvers.

They don't catch and tend to smooth / shine up
over a period of time.

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zimhunter
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Loc: Southern Arizona

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: bonanza]
#32761 - 08/06/05 08:41 AM

Try a Pachmayr SC100 Sporting clays. It's basically a Decelerator with a hard rubber insert at the heel so it won't drag on your clothes when you mount it. Looks very good and works almost as well as a regular Decelerator. Only a couple of bucks more.

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atkinson6
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Loc: Idaho

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: zimhunter]
#32763 - 08/06/05 09:32 AM

Brownells has a 2 part coating for pads that cures the problem, makes them slick...

Another solution is to leather cover them, that is my choice...

A silvers pad is a good way to go, but you still need to put finish on it...

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k80
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Loc: San Antonio ,Texas, U.S.A.

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: atkinson6]
#32819 - 09/06/05 09:58 AM

It could be that your rifle does not
fit you. I use the kick ease they are
soft and do not hang on clothes on a
properly fit gun. Usually if a gun
hangs in the same place time after
time it is the fit.

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Ken
San Antonio

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bonanza
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Re: Recoil Pads [Re: k80]
#32841 - 10/06/05 01:00 AM

I agree, the pull may be a tad long. My .375 is about 1/2 inches shorter and I don't have this problem.

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k80
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Loc: San Antonio ,Texas, U.S.A.

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: bonanza]
#32859 - 10/06/05 10:55 AM

Is everything on the other rifle
the same? Same type ,same pad,
grip, paralell comb, drop ,toe,
etc.,etc.,etc.

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clark7781
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Reged: 28/10/04
Posts: 612
Loc: Fairfax County, Virginia, USA

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: atkinson6]
#32881 - 10/06/05 11:03 PM

In reply to:

Brownells has a 2 part coating for pads that cures the problem, makes them slick...

I just checked out Brownells and here is the name of the produce Ray is talking about:

KICK-EEZ SLICK-EEZ

Mfr: KICK-EEZ

Makes Recoil Pads Slick & Grab-Free

One application makes your rubber recoil pad "super-slick" for faster gun mounting; completely eliminates clothing "hang-up". Goes on easily; dries to a friction-free, clear film that won't peel or crack. Can be used on any rubber recoil pad (except Terminator brand).

SPECS: Kit includes Cleaner, 2 fl. oz. (59mL), Pad Treatment, 1 fl. oz. (29mL) and instructions.

Catalog page 64

$23.95

I may get some for myself.

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k80
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Loc: San Antonio ,Texas, U.S.A.

Re: Recoil Pads [Re: clark7781]
#32908 - 11/06/05 10:42 AM

I don't care how slick it is if it
does not fit you will still have
problems. Think about a plastic
butt plate and how it just slides
so much you can not get consistent
mounts.

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San Antonio

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