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Period Pads

12-01-2011, 09:14 PM

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Will Gurton Forum Associate

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Period Pads

I am sorry to drift too far off topic here, but I have a delemia.

I just purchased a relatively nice 1903 Browning A5 that had the finest original buttplate your likely to run across. Thanks too blunt force trama dealt by USPS I now have a jigsaw puzzle and broken toe.

I am thinking that I will cut her back and fit a period pad.

My question is which would be most appropriate?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks, Will

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