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Limbsaver pads

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Anyone use limbsaver recoil pads on their shotguns, I just picked one up and was wondering what to expect on a tactical stock.

I highly recommend limbsavers. On a tactical stock, no idea, but on a regular stock, it's a huge difference.

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I highly recommend limbsavers. On a tactical stock, no idea, but on a regular stock, it's a huge difference.

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Well the limbsaver pad works great. Shot 15 rounds of 00 buck tonight, and had absolutely no pain. However the end of the barrel looked like a flame thrower :)

I just tried my slip-on limbsaver last weekend on my ou. 3 rounds of trap for both my son and I, it works as advertised! Definitely at least a 50% reduction in recoil. He would be sore after 1 round and be pushing it towards the end of the 2nd, this time after 3 full rounds he was perfectly fine, and we both shot better scores. We both also like the increased lop.

Which slip-on limbsaver would you guys recommend for a Remington 870 Express Tactical?

 

 

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I put a regular recoil pad on the wifes 870 Wingmaster, not sure if all those stocks are the same though, hers is wood. I have the Police Magnum but left it as-is. Since it isn't a gun the gets used much I'm not worried about the kick, I actually like it! Now, when I am shooting 100+ shells a day I want a good recoil system. Home defense, nodda, won't be taking enough shots out of it that I will ever need one.

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