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Limbsaver Classic Precision-Fit Recoil Pad for Rifles, Shotguns, and Muzzleloaders – Model LIMBSAVER PAD REM700/710/870 SYN

$38.99
Brand
Limbsaver
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Accessory Type
Grips & Stocks
UPC
697438101012

Overview

The Limbsaver Classic Precision-Fit recoil pad is a rubber replacement pad designed to significantly reduce felt recoil by up to 70% while minimizing vibration and noise through the use of proprietary NAVCOM material. It is engineered to provide a custom fit for specific synthetic stocks, including models for the Remington 700, 710, 870, 1100, and 11-87, as well as Marlin XL7 and XS7 synthetic stocks. It also fits Magpul collapsible stocks and MOE fixed carbine stocks. By absorbing shock across a broad spectrum, the pad helps decrease shooter fatigue and can improve the accuracy of follow-up shots. It adds approximately 1 inch to the length of pull (LOP). Note that mounting screws are not included, and some applications may require minor fitting.

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