What is the actual dimensions of the pad? I have an oddball stock and would like to know if this might fit.
1323791
Average size but is very hard rubber.Slips on very easily and does not reduce the recoil.
1323792
funny you say that because it didn't fit my stock either ...i kept it and custumized to make it work ....
1488180
I assume you have a synthetic stock. Check on the Limbsaver cross reference website. You have to know the length of your current buttpad.
1362626
It should fit based on the size of the butt stock. The velcro connections are adjustable and have plenty of room
266367
hi; it fits, but the pads barely worked. the lines were bad. unfortunately, i waited too long to try them out and can't send them back.
108675
Tough to answer. Just measured my Mossberg 500 stock...it measures 5" across at the end of the plastic stock, which the factory buttplate then fits into, and I have my pad over that. I"m thinking 4 3/4" might be a tiny bit small...as it fits my 500 almost perfectly (if I took off the stock pad and put it directly over the stock it would be perfect, but there wouldn't be much support due to the hollow plastic stock). But it does stretch and fit snug on mine..so it MIGHT work fine on yours...it's only 1/4" diff. Sorry if this doesn't really give you a confident answer.
607232
I have the extra large tray and I use this exact size pad and it fits perfectly. Your question that was emailed to me from Amazon is showing a photo of the small tray, not the extra large as I have. What size tray are you asking about?
1051491
As I recall the website for Limbsaver lists the dimensions of their pads. You'd then have to measure your stock
969337
They look about the same, because there's a rubber sleeve that fits over the butt end of the stock. So the picture shows the sleeve, which is maybe 1.5 or 2" long, plus the pad of whatever thickness--all molded from a single piece of rubber. To install it you use a wooden mallet or something to tap the sleeve over the stock, then put a screw through the center of the pad. The sleeve is about 1/8" thick, just so you'll know it's not going to be a flush fit.
393504
My stock measures 5-3/8" long, and 1-11/16" at its widest point. It fits snug, but not at max tightness. I think it would fit your stock at 5-1/4" with a nice tight fit. Might have to work it just a bit to slip it on, though. This is nothing fancy, but provided a good anchor to the shoulder. And, it's pretty cheap. I hope this helps.
2142535
I just measured it... It should fit any pad larger than 17 1/2 by 19 1/2. Even if you had only one side that was large enough, the way this is made, it would hold the pad steady. Your pads would fit just fine.
955920
im not sure, i dont have that gun, but you can measure the stock of your gun and take a look at the size of the small pad and you'll see if it fits.
928401
I going to say yes. It is a standard size. If you don't believe it measure it. Mine fit but not like stock.
631056
Does your stock have the button on the end to release the stock from the folding position? If so, I don't think this one would work unless you could bore out another hole for that button. I would recommend a slip on pad like a limbsaver or something. They everywhere for pretty cheap. Hope this helps
892820
Probably. Check the dimensions. Do not put too much air in the pad, just enough to keep your butt off of the stock seat.
2070475
LimbSaver makes 3 different sizes, I'm sure one will fit, I believe you can find the sizes on there website. Just measure the end of your stock (shoulder plate) and match it up. Hope this helps.
579105
It fits most standard adjustable stocks. Keep it lubricated or it will dry out with a white powdery surface. Armour all works well.
2281698
the stocks are the same length at the buttstock. I have the M44 carbine, my buttstock is small. The pad moves around too much. IMO the pad works best with medium to large buttstocks.