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Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad 0.6" Thick Small Black

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Brand
Pachmayr
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
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UPC
34337014157
MPN
01415

Overview

The Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English recoil pad is a 0.6-inch thick, black, grind-to-fit accessory designed for use on rifles and shotguns. It features the Decelerator material for recoil reduction, a classic Old English rounded-edge design, and a "leather-look" face with a black base and skeletonized internal core. This pad measures 5.30 inches in length and 1.68 inches in width at its widest point. Professional gunsmith installation is recommended for a proper fit.

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