Anyone tried puting this pad on an old sako L61R (1970's...ish)? Or does anyone know if the new tikka butt is the same as the sako?
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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!
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I ordered the limbsaver for the sako fin light and it fit my tikia t3 by filing off the lip that the original pad fit into. It reduced felt recoil by almost haft
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W. With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W. My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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Sorry -- I could use some new pads for an old version of this product, myself. I have no clue.
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No, sorry. I've only been using the original but agree it's not great....needs more padding. I've been thinking about how I can add some but haven't done anything yet.
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i have had mine for a long time 3 years or more i'm sure, but has been taken care of. i don't believe any other pad replaces it. great product!!!!!!
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This pad will work for you . I use it on my Mossberg 590A snd on my Remington 1187. Get the medium
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My only recommendation is to get the size your Barska requires and what size the Burris is. As I always do, I google it!!
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This should fit a variety of stocks having the T6 or M4 style collapsible stock. I have 1 on my ATI T6 collapsible stock I bought for my AK. I also had one on the SKS stock I owned. But with the Mossberg 715T being a 22 rifle the pad really isn't needed unless it's for cosmetic purposes. It makes it look cool! Good luck and have fun!
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I assume you have a synthetic stock. Check on the Limbsaver cross reference website. You have to know the length of your current buttpad.
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The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.
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I purchased one of these to put on my Marlin. It was a little bigger than my stock, so I shaped it with a sander until it matched the stock.It is a nice pad, but needs some work.
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They look about the same, because there's a rubber sleeve that fits over the butt end of the stock. So the picture shows the sleeve, which is maybe 1.5 or 2" long, plus the pad of whatever thickness--all molded from a single piece of rubber. To install it you use a wooden mallet or something to tap the sleeve over the stock, then put a screw through the center of the pad. The sleeve is about 1/8" thick, just so you'll know it's not going to be a flush fit.
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Seems to work just fine. The primary user with mine is a lefty. The pad orientation can be flipped in the settings.
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sir, madam, i have the exact same bike. only exception, mine is a 1996. fits awesome,looks awesome,and MUCH stronger (heavy duty) than the stock version back rest assembly. the actual black pad is a lesser quality,only attaches with 2 small wood screws. so i just ran some Velcro tword the bottom of the pad,so far so good, and will replace pad if,and when i need to. 1 season so far with no problems. but you wont be disappointed with the quality and looks with this hardware (LOTS of chrome ! hope this helps ya out ! J.Smith ps-Be safe out there !
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From what I can remember, the top and rear screw are the same size. I'm sure they are metric screws but I have no way to determine that accurately. I think you could go to your local hardware store and match the screw you do have for the top and it would probably work just fine. If you cannot find a match, you could always fill the rear hole with wood filler, (make sure you put a little bit each time and press it in well with a small nail or something until the hole is filled tightly), and let it set up for about 24 hours, find a similar sized screw, drill a pilot about 1/2 or a little less of the thickness of the new screw then attach the recoil pad. Voila!
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Mini's have many sizes shapes of pads depending on the model. The fronts should be about twice as large as the rear. If you go to the akebono web site it will show you both sides of the inside and outside pad. Best to take out your old ones so can compare before you order. There only two sensors one front one on the back, for a look see do the ones without sensors. When you change the pads the sensors come straight out, hopefully you need new ones. Yes, both my mini and pilot have akebono pads.
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I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.