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Limbsaver Slip-On Recoil Pad for Rifles, Shotguns, and Muzzleloaders – Model 10547

$35.99
Brand
Limbsaver
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
697438105478
MPN
10547

Overview

The Limbsaver Slip-On Recoil Pad (Model 10547) is a universal, tool-free accessory designed to fit most rifles, shotguns, and muzzleloaders. Capable of reducing felt recoil by up to 50 percent, the pad improves control and stability, facilitating faster follow-up shots. Engineered and hand-crafted in the USA, the pad is constructed from Limbsaver’s proprietary NAVCOM (Noise and Vibration Control Material), which is designed to absorb a broad spectrum of frequencies to dissipate shock and vibration. It features a slip-on design that requires no permanent firearm modifications and can be installed over existing factory recoil pads or directly onto the stock. The medium-sized pad measures 1 inch in thickness, providing a comfortable interface for the shooter without adding excessive bulk.

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