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New life for an old recoil pad?
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Have an old, hard red Pachmayr ventilated pad on a sportered military rifle. Once these get old and stiff, are they goners or is there anything that can restore some life and flexibility to them?


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Nope, throw away.


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Boil it in linseed oil...maybe there will be a viable use for BLO on gunstocks after all. Big Grin


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Fire starter


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If just the outer skin is dry and cracked you could sand it back to fresh rubber and fit to a smaller butt stock. If dry and collapsed sand at a 30 degree angle and use as a door stop.
 
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Toss it..


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