LimbSaver AirTech Precision-Fit Recoil Pad for Wood Stocks

works as advertised. felt better on my shoulder. used on a 7mm prc.

This product reduces the recoil by a ton!. Before when I would shoot sporting clays around 200 shells a session; after about 100 shells, my shoulder would hurt a lot; to the point where shooting was not fun anymore. My shoulder was bruised and very painful. With this buttpad; I have no more pain or bruising on my shoulder at all; this made my shotgun pleasurable to shoot. This buttpad was used on a CZ Redhead Premier. The fit was not perfect and I had to do some drilling; but in the end it did the job very well. Get this pad, have your shotgun fitted, and then have a gunsmith cut the stock of your shotgun and install this buttpad perfectly; where the pad is a flush fit. I highly recommend this pad,; 10/10, will recommend to others.

Fits 12ga CZ drake almost perfect. Just a hair short but and you will have to drill one new mounting hole. Well worth it.

Installed on a Mossberg 835 MagnumFirst off, I like this recoil pad. I like all Limbsaver recoil pads, once installed. They're durable, comfortable, and on higher caliber rifles and shotguns, they make the boom a lot more comfortable.That said, they really struggle in a few areas. A big one is installation...now, they're selling semi-universal fit recoil pads, and are subject to gun-makers changing the specs of stocks on a whim. So WHY do most of their pads still not contain slotted holes?! I've got at least a half-dozen Limbsavers on a half-dozen firearms, and I've had to slot every one of them. While this process is easy if you have the tools, it's infuriating to have to do something that should be done from the factory, and if you don't have the right tools, your either buying them, doing something janky, or your SoL. And no, slotting the holes does not make the pad slip once installed, especially considering 90% of the time, the top hole is the only one that needs slotting. The other thing is, why do they not include hardware? They're charging $40-50 for a piece of synthetic rubber and plastic...let's go ahead and include the $.02 hardware to install. While it's true in some cases you can reuse the factory hardware, in some cases you cannot, and in the case of this pad, you actually need 3 screws to install it on a synthetic stock, and the factory hardware is too long to use with this pad.Anyway, the pad works great, and while the installation required slotting the top hole and sourcing my own hardware, it was easy to install. The fact that the company won't do these simple things to make the installation process better, especially for the less experienced, is very annoying. If they'd slot the holes and include the hardware, I'd give it 5 stars, even if they charged a bit more.

Benelli Vinci perfect fit! Very little felt recoil now!

Great fit for Benelli Vinci looks better and way more durable than the oem one!

1895 marlin sbl, fits for the most part. best way I found was to fill original stock holes with dowels and redrill the holes for the pad. I know i could have redrilled the holes on the pad but the dowels were easier and when this pad wears out i can just reorder and install without further modification. all in all good product, just needs a little work to make look good.

Worked perfectly! I used this on my Benelli Super Vinci. It’s way better than the Benelli pad.