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 Grind to fit recoil pad recommendation request.
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09/27/15 04:49 PM
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kgmonty
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I need to have two rifles fitted with grind to fit recoil pads. I've tried the pre-fit, but wanted something that fits/looks better. I've also considered doing it myself, but decide to leave it to a professional. Anyone have a recommendation for a gunsmith north of the Dallas? I live in Bonham, but and don't mind driving to get the job done right.
Thanks in advance,
Kris
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Re: Grind to fit recoil pad recommendation request.
[Re: kgmonty]
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09/27/15 05:13 PM
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I did two. Easy enough with a palm sander and lots of masking tape. Mine came out perfectly. Go slow be careful wrap it up in several layers of tape. Keep wrapping as it gets sanded.
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Re: Grind to fit recoil pad recommendation request.
[Re: kgmonty]
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09/27/15 05:27 PM
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pertnear
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Some years back I bought one of these from Harbor Freight to do just 1 recoil pad install. I have done a dozen or more with it since. I even bought a "pad-jig" but later ebayed it away as not needed. With a coupon you can still get the HF sander for $40. All in all, cheaper than 1 gunsmith install. FWIW 
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