Beretta 682 Gold E - Recoil Pad

[Creature1138]

Hi Everyone,

I mostly shoot skeet but am having a lot of issue with shoulder pain. It doesn't usually hurt until after 100 rounds or so but it gets really soar and stops me from playing. I've checked my mount (I pre-mount) and I believe it's the current recoil pad. It's the standard one that comes with the Beretta. It feels quite firm compared to all of my other guns/rifles.

Can anyone recommend a softer solution when it comes to recoil pads for my Beretta 682.

Thanks everyone!

 

[dilly]

I like kick eez, but if you really want to help your situation, try adding weight to the gun and shoot lighter loads. A sandwich baggy full of lead shot shoved in the hole in the stock and 1oz loads will make more difference than a softer pad.

 

[Creature1138]

I like kick eez, but if you really want to help your situation, try adding weight to the gun and shoot lighter loads. A sandwich baggy full of lead shot shoved in the hole in the stock and 1oz loads will make more difference than a softer pad.

Thanks Dilly, will give that a shot!

 

[Red Flyer]

Hi Everyone,

I mostly shoot skeet but am having a lot of issue with shoulder pain. It doesn't usually hurt until after 100 rounds or so but it gets really soar and stops me from playing. I've checked my mount (I pre-mount) and I believe it's the current recoil pad. It's the standard one that comes with the Beretta. It feels quite firm compared to all of my other guns/rifles.

Can anyone recommend a softer solution when it comes to recoil pads for my Beretta 682.

Thanks everyone!

20ga tubes?

RF

 

[sean69]

I like kick eez, but if you really want to help your situation, try adding weight to the gun and shoot lighter loads. A sandwich baggy full of lead shot shoved in the hole in the stock and 1oz loads will make more difference than a softer pad.

if you want to go crazy and spend a lot of $$$ they use a cylinder full of mercury in those M1 Garand 451 Win Mags ....

 

[maxjefferies]

I shoot a 682 Gold E and I’ve found going down to. 1oz or even 3/4 load is a lot easier on the shoulder.