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Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad 0.8" Thick Medium Black

Name: Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad 0.8" Thick Medium Black
Brand: Pachmayr
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$29.06

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Brand: Pachmayr
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Grip
UPC: 34337014126
MPN: 01412

Overview

The Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad is a 0.8-inch thick medium black recoil pad designed to improve classic rifles and shotguns. Featuring the dramatic recoil reduction of Decelerator material, it incorporates an Old English style shape with a unique rounded edge design, a skeletonized internal bottom core, tapered internal ribbing, and a textured leather-look face. Measuring 5.50 inches in length and 1.80 inches in width with a solid base, this pad is ideal for upland hunting, skeet, sporting clays, and rifle shooting.

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