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I love my leatherman pad. Check em out. Great products.
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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 )
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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
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"If there is a heaven it must have thinning aspen gold, and flighting woodcock, and a bird dog" GBE |
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I, too; have both and have the same conclusions that Rick has. Either brand adds 5/8" to the LOP on my guns.
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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.
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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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