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todd phillips 02-18-2016 05:36 PM

recommendation for slip on pad?
 
I am looking for a good looking leather slip on pad to add about 1/2" LOP.
Any recommendations? Thank you.

Bill Murphy 02-18-2016 05:45 PM

NOT the pad that Brownell is selling now under the Brauer Brothers name. It is not fitted to a gun and Brownell has apologized for its lack of fit.

Craig Larter 02-18-2016 05:47 PM

I love my leatherman pad. Check em out. Great products.

John Dallas 02-18-2016 05:49 PM

I like the CSMC pad.

http://www.connecticutshotgun.com/pr...on-recoil-pad/

Austin J Hawthorne Jr. 02-18-2016 06:24 PM

I use a Pachmayr pad. They absorb recoil well, and the interior of the pad is quite soft so it won't leave any discoloration on your stock. ( at least they haven't on any of mine )

Jay Gardner 02-18-2016 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Dallas (Post 188720)

Have similar pads made by Galco. Easy on easy off, look good, fun mount is easy. If the lop is still a little short there is room for a thin piece of cardboard.

Rick Losey 02-18-2016 06:44 PM

I have both the CSMC gamekeeper and the Galco

Either is a good choice

The Galco is better finished a bit more expensive and harder to find

Greg Baehman 02-18-2016 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick Losey (Post 188724)
I have both the CSMC gamekeeper and the Galco

Either is a good choice

The Galco is better finished a bit more expensive and harder to find

I, too; have both and have the same conclusions that Rick has. Either brand adds 5/8" to the LOP on my guns.

Brett Souder 02-18-2016 07:00 PM

Galco has two sizes and I love them both both, one for 28/410 stocks and the other for larger stocks. Very high quality and good looks.

Dean Romig 02-18-2016 07:19 PM

Galco leather slip-ins are the better looking... so good in fact that mine was stolen about ten years ago and I haven't bought a replacement Galco since.






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Jay Gardner 02-18-2016 07:29 PM

I believe I have three; small,medium and large. Let me know what size you think you need. I'd probably part with one or two of them. Seems to me the small fit a 20ga O-frame about right.

Greg Baehman 02-18-2016 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brett Souder (Post 188729)
Galco has two sizes and I love them both both, one for 28/410 stocks and the other for larger stocks. Very high quality and good looks.

Actually, Galco offers 5 different sizes. CSMC Gamekeeper pads are offered in 3 sizes.

Phil Yearout 02-19-2016 10:48 AM

The Leatherman pads are cool looking but the metal buckle concerns me a little...possible hang up on clothing, potential for scratches..? I don't know.

Rich Anderson 02-19-2016 12:01 PM

I use a Galco pad on several different guns. As mentioned there is room for a spacer and I have made one out of some thin styrofoam for that little added LOP.

Phil Yearout 02-19-2016 04:20 PM

These look pretty slick as far as easy on/easy off, but I wonder how the elastic panel would hold up?

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...pslfi3njdt.jpg

Rick Losey 02-19-2016 04:25 PM

maybe for clays

not sure i would drag an "easy off" through one of my woodcock covers

Rich Anderson 02-19-2016 05:01 PM

Phil I have one like that and it has held up for years. No problems with the elastic stretching, still snug.

Phil Yearout 02-19-2016 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick Losey (Post 188824)
maybe for clays

not sure i would drag an "easy off" through one of my woodcock covers

Well, you know; don't have to worry about much that where I stomp ;)...

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...tuff/004-2.jpg

Gary Carmichael Sr 02-21-2016 08:45 AM

Phil, I have a friend that lives in Cleveland OK, went to visit him a few years ago and he took me north to the Kansas border do not know exactly where we were but looked like that and there was buffalo roaming wild and prairie grass as far as the eye could see, I think it was some sort of refuge, are you close to a place like that? your photo brought that back to memory, Gary

Phil Yearout 02-21-2016 03:05 PM

Gary, the Maxwell Wildlife Refuge is near Canton Kansas, around 90 miles north of the Kansas/Oklahoma border; they have a large heard of buffalo there. There's the Plumlee Buffalo ranch which would be east and north of there. I've also heard of a herd in southeast Kansas but I don't know where.

This photo was taken south and west of Hill City; quite a ways west and north of both of those places. No buffalo here but east of Hill City is a ranch with some buffalo. So I don't know where you might have been.

The company I work for builds financial buildings and one of my projects was in Cleveland, OK. Small world.

brian randolph 03-16-2016 05:51 PM

Pad
 
I've used Galco pads with success. Two or three sizes. Nice looking.

Dave Noreen 03-16-2016 06:36 PM

It has been my experience that those Galco Leather Pads (I have X-Small, Small and Medium) can be pretty slick and don't always keep the butt where you want it in recoil from the first shot. The Pachmayr rubber slip-ons generally keep the butt where I want it. The slick leather pads may be better for a fast mount in Dean's Woodcock thicket!! Some of my old guns with original leather-faced pads have that same slipping issue.

Eric Grims 03-19-2016 08:25 AM

I have two game keeper pads in different sizes. They tend to generally work for me but they are so darn thick and stiff. Any suggestion on making them soft and more supple?

Paweł Janusz 03-24-2016 12:47 AM

Me! Look at my leather covered pad folder


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