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

Name: Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad 0.8" Thick Small 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: 34337014171
MPN: 01417

Overview

The Pachmayr D752B Decelerator Old English Grind to Fit Recoil Pad combines classic style with dramatic recoil reduction. Featuring the popular rounded-edge Old English shape and a smooth leather-face texture in black, this pad is ideal for fine rifles and shotguns used in upland, skeet, sporting clays, and rifle shooting. Constructed from famous Decelerator rubber with internal ribbing and a solid black base, it provides comfortable shooting performance and a clean, traditional aesthetic. Professional gunsmith installation is required for a proper fit.

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