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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley
The silvers pads from CSMC do include screws I believe. The CSMC general red pads, which are near the same as the silvers pads, do not include them. The noshoc pads are nice, slightly softer than the silvers pads, but not by much. If you are after a softer pad, an open cushion pad such as a jostam or a Hawkins pad would be a better choice. I personally think that a solid pad looks better than an open cushion pad.
All the pads that I have mentioned would be "correct" for your gun. Considering that they were all being made at the time the gun was new.
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03-28-2013, 07:31 AM
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The Silver pad was being made at the time your gun was made. I prefer the Griffin and Howe Silver repro pad, have used them since I bought my first one in 1986, never had a bad one. Prices are on their website.
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