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    Official Cheese Shaman Spanners's Avatar
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    Fitting a recoil pad

    I've always taken the easy way out and have put up with the std recoil pad

    However I have got the Mrs a Hot Pink pad for her Skeet gun.
    Its a Kick-eez grind to fit
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    I get that you rough shape it 1st and fit to stock, but the final shaping on the stock is a bit daunting - not that keen on getting the grinder close to the nice timber!

    Whats your tricks?

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    Hey Spanners

    How to install a grind to fit recoil pad on your rifle - YouTube

    Have a look at this, really good explanations, they do have more equipmen than most of us though!

    Good luck!

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    You mean ya dont just lay into it with the 9 inch? Grinder that is
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

    308Win One chambering to rule them all.

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    Draw round the skeet gun butt with fine tip marker onto a stiff, thin cardboard, or light tin, then cut out profile carefully, match new pad to profile as required, then fit. . . .

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    Are you shortening the length of pull at all for her? If you were you could use the off cut as a template then transfer the finished pad.
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    WD40 for lube

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    Not shortening

    Will give it a go an report on the progress when I get back from wk

    Sand paper on a block for final shaping on the stock or?

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    I used 400 on an pneumatic sander of Leathel's to finish, and a little WD40. Came up good.
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    Sounds like the go then

 

 

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