AirTech Precision-Fit Recoil Pad for Wood Stocks

I was skeptical about the claims that "up to 70%" of "felt recoil" would be reduced by using the LimbSaver. My Marlin 444 generates about 2800 ft-lbs of energy at the muzzle and it can offer quite a sharp jolt at the other end as well. But the original recoil pad was worn out and so I took a chance on this recoil pad. Amazing! Remarkable! Wonderful! I can't say what the percentage of reduction in recoil was, but it was substantial and it was comfortable and it was much appreciated. The LimbSaver is a perfect fit to the rifle and it was easy to install. I am absolutely delighted with this product and enthusiastically recommend it to others who want to reduce the felt recoil of their rifles. It is well worth the modest price.

First, to remove the pad from the Remington Express 12-gauge, use a Phillips #2. Online they say to use a #1, this is dead wrong. Lube the screw driver shaft, and carefully engage the screwdriver. Wiggle the screw driver once engaged in the screw to free any debris in the drive for the screw. My screw had come crud in the drive once I removed it.The fit was not precision to the stock, this part is slightly wider and the end at the bottom of the stock stuck out maybe an 1/8" or more. I have not shot the rifle, but wanted folks to know what I know so far.

Put it on a 12 gauge semi shotty, and it did reduce recoil to the point it feels like I'm firing an intermediate cartridge. However, installing wasn't easy had to jam it in with a hammer on a gun, despite that it was listed as compatible with that gun (Benelli M4). The rubberization catches your clothing a little like the sticky side of a post it note and is noticeable when attempting tactical movements. Otherwise, it works as intended

Great fit and as usual a great recoil pad. Easy install and will surely help the recoil as it does with the ones I put on my other guns

Nice quality easy to install fits perfectly fine on my stoeger P3000 12 gauge

Great product. Fits my Mossberg Maverick 88 perfectly. I noticed that the listing description is not quite accurate. This item fits the synthetic stock, not the wood as stated. Check out my attached pic from the manufacturer showing the models this item fits.This gives a great cushion, blends in the the butt and takes five minutes to install. Worth every penny.

Like so many others the recoil pad on my Benelli Vinci fell apart. A new Benelli Pad is a hundred dollars and currently not available. I purchased the Limbsaver Air Tech and it is a good replacement and is a good value in comparison to the high priced Benelli Pad. The Limbsaver pad does not dramatically reduce recoil. The Benelli pad is better at easing recoil. The Limbsaver also tends to catch or hang up at shoulder clothing to the point I had to reset the gun to shoot on a limited number of shots. The Benelli pad did not catch on clothing. To ease some installation frustration, put the screws, plastic adaptor, and pad together first and the snap into butt stock. Do not put adaptor in first and then try to fish screws and pad into adaptor as I did based on video instructions. Very frustrating !! If you can find a Benelli Pad and dont mind paying a hundred dollars for a short lasting pad, then stay with the Benelli. Otherwise the Limbsaver is a good long lasting replacement.

Installed on a Mossberg 835 MagnumFirst off, I like this recoil pad. I like all Limbsaver recoil pads, once installed. They're durable, comfortable, and on higher caliber rifles and shotguns, they make the boom a lot more comfortable.That said, they really struggle in a few areas. A big one is installation...now, they're selling semi-universal fit recoil pads, and are subject to gun-makers changing the specs of stocks on a whim. So WHY do most of their pads still not contain slotted holes?! I've got at least a half-dozen Limbsavers on a half-dozen firearms, and I've had to slot every one of them. While this process is easy if you have the tools, it's infuriating to have to do something that should be done from the factory, and if you don't have the right tools, your either buying them, doing something janky, or your SoL. And no, slotting the holes does not make the pad slip once installed, especially considering 90% of the time, the top hole is the only one that needs slotting. The other thing is, why do they not include hardware? They're charging $40-50 for a piece of synthetic rubber and plastic...let's go ahead and include the $.02 hardware to install. While it's true in some cases you can reuse the factory hardware, in some cases you cannot, and in the case of this pad, you actually need 3 screws to install it on a synthetic stock, and the factory hardware is too long to use with this pad.Anyway, the pad works great, and while the installation required slotting the top hole and sourcing my own hardware, it was easy to install. The fact that the company won't do these simple things to make the installation process better, especially for the less experienced, is very annoying. If they'd slot the holes and include the hardware, I'd give it 5 stars, even if they charged a bit more.

10803/10011, works for Tikka T3 and T3X! Amazing recoil pads, must have.

it does stop recoil better than my beretta one i use 28g black gold would i buy again YES

Very nice

These are a must for shooters, I put one on my Tikka T3X and it fits like a glove, This can lower recoil up to 70%, If you shoot any composite stocks you know , They all have a goo

Good quality but recently the price has become insane.