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Has anyone tryed out the limbsaver butt pads for shotguns.i was thining of getting one for a single shot 20 gauge for my 9 year old cousin to use for deer hunting this year.
Question by gman3186. Uploaded on June 30, 2009
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Have with a rifle not shotgun and it works very well. Did an experiment. Shot Browning BAR with and without. I will go with the pad.
I put one on a Benelli SBE (original model). Could definitely tell the difference. I'd go with it. If it is already a short stock, you might consider their slip-on recoil pad. I use one for hardkicking rifles off the bench.
I like em'. I 've also used a "pachmare" brand too. Only difference was price.
Definetly hear good things about them wherever I go. I have shot a rifle with one on it, just be sure you get the right size so its not falling off!!
I got one for my dad last year, he didn't like it and returned it. Just my experience.
Good product. I have one on my 7mm Rem mag and it helped considerably.
Limbsaver recoil pads by Sims Vibration Labratories, also known as the Remington R3, definitely reduce felt recoil. I have them on all my "big kickers". I think the Weatherby recoil pads are Pachmayr Decelerator's, also a great pad.
i've got one on my 12G, Benelli, haven't shot 3 1/2's out of it yet, but it is definitely awesome. can't really tell much on light loads but.. they don't really kick anyways
I got one for my .308win and loved it so much i bought one for my rem 870 12gauge!
Haven't used it on a shotgun but I got one for my .300 Dakota and it really does a GREAT job there. The .300 recoil is a little like a 3 1/2 12guage on steroids (faster pop) but the limb saver tamed it.
I have had limb saver recoil pads on serval shotguns I have owned. Great move, good pads.
Agreed with Sarge1 and + 1 for you sir!!!
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Have with a rifle not shotgun and it works very well. Did an experiment. Shot Browning BAR with and without. I will go with the pad.
I put one on a Benelli SBE (original model). Could definitely tell the difference. I'd go with it. If it is already a short stock, you might consider their slip-on recoil pad. I use one for hardkicking rifles off the bench.
I have had limb saver recoil pads on serval shotguns I have owned. Great move, good pads.
I like em'. I 've also used a "pachmare" brand too. Only difference was price.
Definetly hear good things about them wherever I go. I have shot a rifle with one on it, just be sure you get the right size so its not falling off!!
I got one for my dad last year, he didn't like it and returned it. Just my experience.
Good product. I have one on my 7mm Rem mag and it helped considerably.
Limbsaver recoil pads by Sims Vibration Labratories, also known as the Remington R3, definitely reduce felt recoil. I have them on all my "big kickers". I think the Weatherby recoil pads are Pachmayr Decelerator's, also a great pad.
i've got one on my 12G, Benelli, haven't shot 3 1/2's out of it yet, but it is definitely awesome. can't really tell much on light loads but.. they don't really kick anyways
I got one for my .308win and loved it so much i bought one for my rem 870 12gauge!
Haven't used it on a shotgun but I got one for my .300 Dakota and it really does a GREAT job there. The .300 recoil is a little like a 3 1/2 12guage on steroids (faster pop) but the limb saver tamed it.
Agreed with Sarge1 and + 1 for you sir!!!
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