Will this pad fill older 1100 12 gauge wood stock made in 1979?
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I have an 1100 made in 1978 and it does NOT even come close to fitting. I was real hopeful it would, as the factory "pad" is virtually useless for recoil, but this was not the answer I was looking for. Is yours a lefty? I'd love to get a lefty 1100 built in 79, because that's my birth year, but it's like finding a needle in a haystack. Best I could find was this 78, but it's in very good shape.
393505
I did not take measurements of this pad to compare to the width of your stock but if you want...I will do that.
850744
I can't answer that question with first hand knowledge, my Rem 870 has the synthetic stock and this recoil pad fits perfectly. The product advertises "Wood Stock Shotguns: Fits Models 870, 1100, and 11-87 (2004 or newer), including Super Magnum models that came with the R3 or SuperCell Pad as original factory equipment. Will not be a "perfect fit" for models that did not have the R3 or SuperCell Pad as original factory equipment. Designed for 12 Gauge only. "Good luck with your research.
557623
It fits. But you have to shape it to your stock, and I had to plug one of the holesin my stock, and drill a new hole to coincide with the new pad. It is a very nice pad.
239601
I did not have a problem with fit or installation of the butt plate pad that I purchased. I install the butt pad on a factory stock from Windham Weaponry.
324094
Yes, I just changed the pad on my 342 & it worked perfectly. Use a flat blade screwdriver & remove the 4 screws. Make sure the new pad is turned correctly & all the holes will match up. Just snug down the screws-- do not overtighten because I think they go into plastic. Hope this helps.
944522
Yes, it will work. I have a gunite pool that was put in in the 80's with the cantilever base it it fits perfect! Very nice board.
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.
600827
I'm not really sure about older stocks, however the pad is cheap enough to try and see. Personally I like to leave my older rifles as is.
896696
Howard, Compare the dimensions of the pads. If yours is larger than the potential replacement, I wouldn't buy it. If they are close with the new one slightly larger, you can probably trim the excess. It's matching the holes that matters, but it shouldn't be a big concern because you can probably punch holes through the thin metal plate to match yours. To me, it's worth a shot. Al
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Go into the Pachmayr website and you will be able to get all the dimensions. Find the closest size to the stock and if it isn't the same size, go for the next size up and have it ground to fit your stock. These recoil pads are not made, stock or brand specific. Hope this helps.
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.
2020210
Jim, I had attempted to use this on a wooden stock. I have no experience on the composite stocks. It did not fit at all close to my wooden stock. I complained, they returned some answer which was not satisfactory to me. (Dealer to/from factory) I bought an alternate brand and fitted to the stock myself. Lots of wasted time !!
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.
1225983
I've got a Sigma Martin 12-string, circa 1980, and it fits fine. I'm guessing it will work for you as well but don't know for sure.
1625464
You will likely have to inlet some, the stock is made for a sporting barrel.
1962036
Functionally, yes, but cosmetically horrible. I bought one of these for my Glenfield MOD 30 (1972 model) and the pad is about 3/16" smaller on all sides than the end of the butt stock. It would bolt on, it would be functional, however you would see a ridge of butt stock wood around the entire perimeter. I ended up using the pad on one of my AR rifles where it was a better fit.