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Unread 10-29-2010, 06:54 AM   #1
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Are the Silvers pads still being made, or would they be NOS?
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I'm pretty sure Galazan has real Silvers pads. If not check with Brad Bachelder.
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This is what the recoil pad looked like when I bought the Parker.
I spent a couple of hours cleaning and carefully trimming off the
hard, cracked and crusty edges around the spacer. I was surprised
actually how well it cleaned up. But I do know it’s not as thick or
in the shape that it originally was. I removed a good amount of material.
Did these Parkers come from the factory with these rubber recoil pads?





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Are the Silvers pads still being made, or would they be NOS?
Silver's pads are still being made. You can purchase them via e-mail direct from Kynoch in England for about $50 each--about $25/pad less than those selling them stateside.

http://www.new-kynoch.apt-sites.com/...%20Leaflet.pdf
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Mike, an original Silvers pad in red would be correct or the gun. It would make your lop 15 1/2, which would be better for you given your height. If your stock has not been cut, you would need a pad with the Nib. The Nib is oversized as is the pad,and needs to be fitted. We do stock them in all configurations and install quite a few of them.

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Mike, an original Silvers pad in red would be correct or the gun. It would make your lop 15 1/2, which would be better for you given your height. If your stock has not been cut, you would need a pad with the Nib. The Nib is oversized as is the pad,and needs to be fitted. We do stock them in all configurations and install quite a few of them.

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Thanks Brad,
The stock must have been cut, there is no "Nib"
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Thanks for the helpful info. guys.
Hope I did it right, I Just placed
an order for these two items.
I didn't order screw's, I'm thinking
the ones I have should work.

edit: (New screw's come with the pad :-)

http://www.csmcspecials.com/Original...er_p/pp005.htm

http://www.csmcspecials.com/Recoil_P...16_p/pp025.htm

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