Do you take off the stock pad?
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On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
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That's a negative Hank, the Hogue 12in LOP stock recoil pad is a quality pad over the Mossberg OEM pad. The Hogue recoil pad complements the Allen Eraser Pad very well. What I did to enhance the Allen Eraser Pad since my review was to remove the recoil pad and stock from the receiver and coat the entire stock with 6 to 7 coats of Performix - Plastic Dip which comes in an aerosol can you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. This provided a non slip surface for the Allen Eraser Slip On Pad. Very satisfied. Have used Plastic Dip on almost all the equipment I have with a grip - tools, knives, flashlights etc. Good product, highly recommended. Hopes this helps you out Hank. Thanks for the question. JD590. That's a negative Hank, the Hogue 12in LOP stock recoil pad is a quality pad over the Mossberg OEM pad. The Hogue recoil pad complements the Allen Eraser Pad very well. What I did to enhance the Allen Eraser Pad since my review was to remove the recoil pad and stock from the receiver and coat the entire stock with 6 to 7 coats of Performix - Plastic Dip which comes in an aerosol can you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. This provided a non slip surface for the Allen Eraser Slip On Pad. Very satisfied. Have used Plastic Dip on almost all the equipment I have with a grip - tools, knives,... » Read More That's a negative Hank, the Hogue 12in LOP stock recoil pad is a quality pad over the Mossberg OEM pad. The Hogue recoil pad complements the Allen Eraser Pad very well. What I did to enhance the Allen Eraser Pad since my review was to remove the recoil pad and stock from the receiver and coat the entire stock with 6 to 7 coats of Performix - Plastic Dip which comes in an aerosol can you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. This provided a non slip surface for the Allen Eraser Slip On Pad. Very satisfied. Have used Plastic Dip on almost all the equipment I have with a grip - tools, knives, flashlights etc. Good product, highly recommended. Hopes this helps you out Hank. Thanks for the question. JD590. « Show Less
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That's a negative Hank, the Hogue 12in LOP stock recoil pad is a quality pad over the Mossberg OEM pad. The Hogue recoil pad complements the Allen Eraser Pad very well. What I did to enhance the Allen Eraser Pad since my review was to remove the recoil pad and stock from the receiver and coat the entire stock with 6 to 7 coats of Performix - Plastic Dip which comes in an aerosol can you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. This provided a non slip surface for the Allen Eraser Slip On Pad. Very satisfied. Have used Plastic Dip on almost all the equipment I have with a grip - tools, knives, flashlights etc. Good product, highly recommended. Hopes this helps you out Hank. Thanks for the question. JD590.
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No,leaving it on my remington 1943 A3-03,covers the issued steel butt plate...works great .
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you cannot remove the touchpad of change. I believe only the factory could do this based on the construction.
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Sorry but I dont think it does. you can probably take off but it is not intented to be removed. Nice loader thought
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I am not sure because one you put the attachment pad on your helmet, it should not be removed. I am very happy with my purchase work very good.Lucy yankowy
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You do need to take off the old pads because they have absorbed skin oils and are losing elasticity and adhesion. This will also impede the conductivity between the unit and the skin, so it will eventually begin to make the unit fault and malfunction. Just install the new pads the same as you did the original ones.
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All you have to do is press the edge gently with your fingertip and slide the pad out. There's nothing you have to open or unlatch.
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I use my finger, it gives me a better result with the shield on. For everyday use I leave the Sheila off. If I take with me on a trip or vacation I leave shield on.
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No you cannot. There's an internal cover for the padding that you can remove and wash, but as far as the outer cover and padding that will have to be spot cleaned.
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Yes, with no problem. However, after about 10 days, the pads began to shift and come off.
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It fits. But you have to shape it to your stock, and I had to plug one of the holesin my stock, and drill a new hole to coincide with the new pad. It is a very nice pad.
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I would say no. The stock and rifle is one piece. The stock could be shorten by removing material or made longer like I did by adding a slip on recoil pad.
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Yes , there should only be 2 or 3 screws to take out and then the stock comes off. The stock is also adjustable, it slides in and out to make the gun shorter or longer.
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Yes, just make sure you keep the ID tag on the bottom. Also, it may slip on easier if you could remove the butt stock.
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It looks like it can be removed, but it is not meant for use that way. The battery is stored in the stock, so you won't want to remove it.
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if your mossberg stock forend has a large nut at the end of it that you can screw off then no. if it all comes off together then yes its required...you dont need to take the the gun apart to see if it has this nut. it should be on the front of the grip. you will see the cut on the nut thats in front of the forend grip that shows you can unscrew it, here is a link to YOUTUBE.COM. it will show you the install so you know for sure.. just copy the link below and paste it in your browser.. hope i was of some helphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkrXTWDUQZA
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No just add oil to pad and let it go. I have changed scents on the same pad after the oil is used up. Hope this helps
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yes just slide off the tail stock and tool rest. The head stock with the motor attached will slide to that end. We have not done anything with it in this position.