Will this work with the CTR .70 enhanced spacer in place or does it have to be removed in order to install the Recoil Pad ?
349871
No. It will not work with the butt-pad on the stock. You have to remove it. The difference between the enhanced butt-pad and the limbsaver is day and night
349872
I Had to remove magpul spacer to install limb saver recoil pad if using original stock screws. Longer screws are needed if your plannig to use spacer in place.
349873
I'm not sure. I would think as long as the bolt holes are the same it should work just fine.
1942145
Use the Limbsaver template on their website limbsaver.com and check it against your stock. They also make grind-to-fit pads too. They work great for recoil and muzzle flip!
367896
I have a Colt Commander and that trigger fit in the gun but the width wasn't wide enough it left a gap in the back of the trigger. So I put the stock trigger back on.
1865144
It takes the place of the existing grip. It requires some work with the recoil spring to replace the existing grip. But well worth it
1077183
I was asked to answer this question by amazon. The pin hole on the factory grips is lower than the Hogue grips. If I remember correctly, part of the grips includes an adapter to give proper alignment. This piece sometimes require minor filing, which I did with a pocket knife as the seam was a tad elevated. Took 10 minutes to install (including filing time and stock grip removal). Changes the feel of the gun, and I would put this on again! Best of luck!
2281696
Yes this what I use on my Mosin-Nagant. It really helps on the recoil, you will see a big difference. The instructions tell you to take it off the gun when your done shooting.
557624
It fit my C, but I had to re drill the stock and do some slight trimming of the pad to match my stock. But I like it, it was really more for extending the stock then for recoil, since I have long arms. But it makes a big difference in recoil and now I'm going to order one for my 12GA.
1271209
It will NOT fit over the existing orange flash hider, that must be removed. The barrel extension will fit on an outer barrel with 14mm counter-clockwise threads.
1916597
It will replace the barrel bushing. It should fit as long as the threads army thicker than the barrel itself. It will cover up your threads though. Not allowing you to attach a suppressor. Also depending on the length it way render the compensator obsolete
1788667
I dont know.the one that I had the adjustment threads were stripped out so it would not zero to begin with.also did try it out and it flew apart after first shot.would not buy this item.tried on an ar15 and ther have very little recoil
763457
Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just. I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
617030
I do not no. measure your stock and get the measurements from the company for the recoil eraser. I hope you can put one on cause it feels good and it works
2068047
It did not but I purchased the recoil suppressor as an add-on and was easy to install.
370491
It will fit against the trigger guard. You need to modify butt stock. They have it on you tube. A friend of mine has already done it. With his SKS.
1445002
It is a drop in part; you will need to field strip the gun and remove the pins to expose the old trigger connector. There are several good "how to" videos on the net that shows exactly how to do all this. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3x-cmMfWJw This is by far the easiest way http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfyytGNqohY
239601
I did not have a problem with fit or installation of the butt plate pad that I purchased. I install the butt pad on a factory stock from Windham Weaponry.
375565
Yes. That's what i mounted it on. It GREATLY reduced the recoil. You won't be disappointed.