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Pachmayr Field Recoil Pad F250 Lightweight - Medium 5.35" L x 1.80" W x .85" T Brown/White Line Base

$23.64
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Brand
pachmayr
Color
Brown
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
Accessory Type
Grips & Stocks
UPC
34337002055
MPN
00205

Overview

The Pachmayr F250 Field Recoil Pad is a thin, lightweight, grind-to-fit pad designed for shotguns and rifles with light to moderate recoil, such as .22 rimfire or varmint firearms. Measuring 5.35" long, 1.80" wide, and 0.85" thick, it features a non-slip, line-checkered face and a traditional field-style contour. This brown pad utilizes internal ribbing to absorb recoil without the use of a steel plate.

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