Looking for decent butt pads for T-53 & 91/30

[tide72]

Hey guys... I'm looking for a decent rubber butt pad for a T-53 and 91/30 (are these interchangeable?). I've seen some on Amazon but the reviews say they're too hard to effectively reduce the recoil. Any suggestions?? Happy New Year!!

[Lotema]

Check out kalinka optics web page. I got one of theirs and love it. They fit the carbines 91\30 and m91s.

[sgtheindl]

If this is the one you have been looking at don't even bother with it. Had a buddy put one on his 91/30 and it didn't help at all.

[bunkysdad]

The local Walmart near ne is carrying a slip on rubber pad, and it looks as good as anything else I have seen. And you can remove it when you aren't using it. Or switch to the other rifle.

[bunkysdad]

The pad pictured above is only good if you need additional length of pull to fit long arms and such.

[WeldonHunter]

The local Walmart near ne is carrying a slip on rubber pad, and it looks as good as anything else I have seen. And you can remove it when you aren't using it. Or switch to the other rifle.

This right Russell? http://www.walmart.com/ip/LimbSaver-10545/19342432 They have different sizes for different rifle stocks so you'll have to make sure you get one that fits your rifles.

[walnut red]

I have a couple of the hard rubber recoil pads like pictured. If you take a 3/8" fdrill and drill out the rubber from the holes you see is the picture they work OK. Though mostly I've just taken to shooting Mosins as issued. In fact I have a spare recoil pad that I've never used, if you PM me your address you can have it. You'll have to drill it out yourself though.

[tide72]

Thanks everybody... I'll just try one of the slip-ons!

[Darryl]

Just make sure if you use a "slip on" that you remove it from the stock when done. Or it will discolor your shellac on the stock if left on for a period of time.

Dolk

[Lotema]

http://kalinkaoptics.com/firearm-access ... t-pad.html

This is the one that I use (when I use one). It goes on and off easier than the limbsaver (which is also a good choice). With this one, I could shoot hundreds of rounds and not even notice the recoil. My shoulders have gotten to the point now though that I don't typically need it when shooting the mosins. Of course I don't typically throw more than 100 rounds down range with them lately either!

[Flyin Brian]

I prefer to wear a recoil pad instead of mounting one on the rifle, that way it's always there when I need it and I don't have to switch it back and forth on the many rifles i bring to the range. the one I use is made by Past and was around $25.

If you decide to get the slip on ones, the limbsaver works well and the medium size works on all mosins and springfields, garands, etc.

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[WeldonHunter]

I prefer to wear a recoil pad instead of mounting one on the rifle, that way it's always there when I need it and I don't have to switch it back and forth on the many rifles i bring to the range. the one I use is made by Past and was around $25.

If you decide to get the slip on ones, the limbsaver works well and the medium size works on all mosins and springfields, garands, etc.

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Thanks Brian, I see these posts asking about recoil pads and never know which size to recommend to people. I don't use them because I have a fair amount of meat (fat) on my shoulder so I really don't need them. Fred_G has one and I'm not sure what size he got but he loves his.

[ffeng31]

I prefer to wear a recoil pad instead of mounting one on the rifle, that way it's always there when I need it and I don't have to switch it back and forth on the many rifles i bring to the range. the one I use is made by Past and was around $25.

If you decide to get the slip on ones, the limbsaver works well and the medium size works on all mosins and springfields, garands, etc.

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What he said. Works better and doesnt screw up a rifle...

[Jlr2267]

Whichever size Limbsaver fits the Mossberg 500 will also fit the MN rifles. I have used the same on both

[Flyin Brian]

I prefer to wear a recoil pad instead of mounting one on the rifle, that way it's always there when I need it and I don't have to switch it back and forth on the many rifles i bring to the range. the one I use is made by Past and was around $25.

If you decide to get the slip on ones, the limbsaver works well and the medium size works on all mosins and springfields, garands, etc.

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Thanks Brian, I see these posts asking about recoil pads and never know which size to recommend to people. I don't use them because I have a fair amount of meat (fat) on my shoulder so I really don't need them. Fred_G has one and I'm not sure what size he got but he loves his.

The medium size works on everything I own. The funny thing I noticed recently is the slip on pads I have had for about 5 years are turning gummy and gooey almost too soft to use anymore. They are decomposing for some reason, I can't think of having exposed them to any chemicals though. They are turning into that glue that holds weatherstripping on the trunk of a new car... that tar like substance that sticks to everything!!

No bueno.

[Captthundarr]

If this is the one you have been looking at don't even bother with it. Had a buddy put one on his 91/30 and it didn't help at all.

I drilled the holes through, works well.