Hey Paul, just looked at my Brownells catalogue again..........Pacmayr triple magnum on page 442 is 1.5" thick and there are a bunch of different spacers on page 440........but it sounds like you got it under control. The only thing I don't like about belting and some truck liners is they have threads in them which show when you grind them. I have seen other bed liners that don't though...........
1.5" recoil pad
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I was just at WSS; they have small, medium and large. The small and medium are 95 bucks, and for reasons only known to them the large is 80.
Yep, 1 1/2" thick Nitro pads. Saskatoon store has 5-6 of each at least, so don't take no for an answer if their system claims otherwise.
I got a 1/2" spacer and 1" Decelerator coming from Corlanes. Prices were very good and shipping wasn't a gouge.
They special order their Decelerators w/o the metal plate inserts which is a help on odd sized butt sizes. I took one of those. Might call and buy another for a spare.
They special order their Decelerators w/o the metal plate inserts which is a help on odd sized butt sizes. I took one of those. Might call and buy another for a spare.
Yeeeeeee-ah butt, the tread pattern?
One up, one a'x, then t'uther followr the first?
Oar, red, wite, then red agin tuh reezemble hour flag?
Maybee kullors tuh sewt family flag of days of your?
Maybe he dint wish to beet Ted awn dewn the first trippple?
You're probably right but I was concerned about the reliability of having three pads glued and stacked on the end of a 35Whelen. One pad is one thing, but three seemed a lot.
Either way, I did give some thought.
You're probably right but I was concerned about the reliability of having three pads glued and stacked on the end of a 35Whelen. One pad is one thing, but three seemed a lot.
Either way, I did give some thought.
Mine is a 7MM RM. inch and a half thick on a inch thick stock should do OK. Planning water based contact cement. Will find out in a hurry if it works.
