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Where can I find an original style pre-64 recoil pad? I know I've seen repros someplace, but can't remember where, and Google drives me insane.

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I thought Jeffs Outfitters had some win pads


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I ordered mine from Brownell's.
 
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Got mine from Galazan.
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Got it, thanks!

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They're pretty, but I wonder if they really work very well. I'd like to use one for a pre 64 project I'm working on, but I'd like to know more about them first.

I've never seen the insides of a Winchester pad, but the mounted ones on rifles I've handled have all seemed very hard--sort of like Silvers solid rubber pads. Maybe that's because they were all 50 years old.

Can anyone tell me how they are constructed and whether they do a decent job of actually reducing recoil?


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The reproductions, like the originals are solid and pretty hard compared to most of the modern pads.
 
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