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Unread 06-08-2022, 05:58 AM   #1
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Just curious, what’s wrong with the stock that’s on the gun now?
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The existing stock looks like it might be a DelGrego replacement, what name is on the recoil pad?






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The existing stock looks like it might be a DelGrego replacement, what name is on the recoil pad?






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Dean the few DelGrego pads I've seen were black with their name on the end. Did they make multiple color pads?
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The existing stock looks like it might be a DelGrego replacement, what name is on the recoil pad?

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This gun came to me in a trade, and did not have a recoil pad. I installed a Decelerator. The pad was not fitted to this gun, and is slightly oversized.
I took the pad from a gun I had sold, and it pretty much just bolted on.
This gun has the Parker Single Trigger, which needs a little work.
The selector doesn't work properly, (won't fire left barrel first if selected) and has a very heavy trigger pull.
I've heard that some shooters cranked up trigger pull weights to stave off flinching problems. Don't know if that's the case here, but the gun is a project.
Possibly a very good project.
A friend of mine has been saying that he thinks this gun should be upgraded to an A, AA, or maybe an A1, but I don't have the finances for a project on that level.
A wood upgrade would be it for me.
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Tom, I’ve seen a few brown ones.





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Yes, the current stock is not original.
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If you use that blank, get a different forend piece. I would not use that for the forend on a SxS. It would not be strong and would be a pain to work with. Or if the gun were a splinter, you could get it out of the butt piece.

I have a few times had to go back to cecil and exchange forend blanks for straighter ones.
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