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I will be installing a recoil pad on my new 16 gauge O/U; mostly for the added length of pull. Do you folks favor one brand over another? Thanks...
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Even though this is not a vintage gun that would require vintage pad such as a Jostam or Ithaca Sunburst I would recommend a Silvers or Galazans Period Correct Silver clone, however you might find a Pachmair Old English attractive.
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Even though this is not a vintage gun that would require vintage pad such as a Jostam or Ithaca Sunburst I would recommend a Silvers or Galazans Period Correct Silver clone, however you might find a Pachmair Old English attractive. Thanks, TB. Its always great to get a thoughtful AND useful reply. I should have mentioned that this shotgun is a Browning Citori Feather Lightning made in 2010. It is a wand...
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Please go with a red, brown or orange.....I just hate black!
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Pachmayr English in brown, red or black or one of the decelerator solid pads. Vented pads look good on a classic double but not so nice to me on a o/u. It is your gun so do what looks good to you. Easy to go look a a variety of pads and buy what looks good to you.
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mark at mbab has some great solid red pads with small plugs easy to grind and look great leather covered.great pad mc
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Please go with a red, brown or orange.....I just hate black! Good news. OP is in California, you're in Kansas. Should he go with black, you won't be able to see it from your house.
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Favorite, none. The only time one would be considered is if the stock was cut and then I would just as soon add a piece of wood. Both look ugly, but I would settle for the wood.
Shoot the right load and you won't need one.
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If this is mainly for recoil reduction, KickEez.
If it is for lengthening LOP, and looks are more important, Pachmayr Old English.
I favor Jostams, Sunbursts and Hawkins for old classic guns.
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Ummmmm......'shoot the right load and you won't need one'. What does that mean? What does the right load have to do with LOP? I'm confused, but I think a proper and ideal length of pull is fairly important. I think shooters can adjust some to an ill-fitting gun, but most, clearly shoot better with one that fits, and LOP is a factor to consider, no matter the load being shot, IMHO.
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