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The Griffin and Howe Silver repro pad is a full inch thick, slightly less in the middle. I don't trim them, but you could trim them to make them a bit thinner. The presently available Silver is a nice pad for a 1929 Parker 12 gauge.
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05-09-2023, 07:13 PM
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What color is this one?
I was reading this and remembered that I have a NOS KICK-EEZ pad that I picked up years ago. Went downstairs and found it. I always thought it was brown and was saving it. After seeing Brian's picture, the thicker pad which was called red seems to be like mine?
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