Recoil is killing me

fastfire57

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I am shooting a 110FCP 338 Lapua.
The recoil shooting off a bench is ok but when I'm prone it kills me. Need advice on a really soft recoil pad.

Thanks.
 
Limbsaver or pachmayr.

Do you have a good brake on the rifle?

What does it weigh?

You may need to consider a different stock with adjustable comb and butt plate.
 
I'd brake it too. Recoil is no fun. +1 on limbsaver. Just be careful not to get solvent on it. You can get a slip on. I keep a couple around when I am working on different customers heavy hitters that aren't braked.
 
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I put one of my 5 port brakes on one for a guy here locally and he liked it much better than the factory brake.
 
On the Limbsaver!!!!!!!!!
Do not store the gun with butt on floor. lightbulbThe Limbsaver is a candy *** and will be ruined if it is stored with the weight on it. lightbulb
Been there done that!!!!:rolleyes::D
Good luck
 
On the Limbsaver giving problems, I had 4 that were literally melting. Two were Remington versions and two were Limbsaver brand. I got tired of it and called Remington and Limbsaver. Both of them were aware of the problem blaming it on a bad batch of rubber or coating. Both companys mailed me new pads at no cost.
 
On the Limbsaver giving problems, I had 4 that were literally melting. Two were Remington versions and two were Limbsaver brand. I got tired of it and called Remington and Limbsaver. Both of them were aware of the problem blaming it on a bad batch of rubber or coating. Both companys mailed me new pads at no cost.
this is the problem with them. I like what they do but they aren't durable at all!
I say weight the gun down and get a better brake.
 
this is the problem with them. I like what they do but they aren't durable at all!
I say weight the gun down and get a better brake.

I'm going to hunt with it and it's at the weight limit.
I tried to get a Painkiller break but they wouldn't make one with 5/8x24 thread.
 
this is the problem with them. I like what they do but they aren't durable at all!
I say weight the gun down and get a better brake.

All ya got to do is stand it butt up with the barrel in a spray paint cap and every thing is fine.
Works for me.:D
On the Limbsaver giving problems, I had 4 that were literally melting. Two were Remington versions and two were Limbsaver brand. I got tired of it and called Remington and Limbsaver. Both of them were aware of the problem blaming it on a bad batch of rubber or coating. Both companys mailed me new pads at no cost.



Thanks Nimrodmar10, I'll remember that in case one fails.
 
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