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Limbsaver AR-15/M4 Snap-On Recoil Pad with NAVCOM Technology – Reduce Felt Recoil by Up to 60%

$36.46
Brand
Limbsaver
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
697438100190

Overview

The Limbsaver AR-15/M4 Snap-On Recoil Pad is a high-performance accessory designed to increase shooter comfort and stability. Using proprietary NAVCOM (Noise and Vibration Control Material) technology, this pad is engineered to reduce felt recoil by up to 60% while simultaneously dampening muzzle jump, which facilitates faster target reacquisition. The non-slip rubber surface remains effective in all weather conditions, including rain, and provides a positive cheek-weld. The pad is designed for quick, tool-free installation and removal, securely snapping onto most six-position adjustable tactical stocks.

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