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Trying to decide on what to grind for a Husky 1640 that I'm refinishing. I like the red decelerator, but don't love starting with the medium size on a stock that should really have a small. (My other Mauser has a red, but it barely had the extra meat on the sides to make it work.) Other option is the Old English/brown decelerator.

What do you prefer and, better yet, show us some examples.

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Use the template, to be sure the medium will work for your rifle. I know I prefer red personally.. Don't want to show you all of them I have, but here are a few:

These are the most recent recoil pads I've fitted to my rifles. Within the last year, anyway:

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Who doesn't love an SKS with a red pachmayr?? ha ha


Girlfriends 243 classic compact model 70:
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1956 270 featherweight:
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H&R 340 30-06:
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A red pachmary doesn't weigh as much as you would think either. This one was ground pretty small. Probably similar to the one you will be doing.
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New stock on the XTR 300WBY required a red pachmayr. After all, the original factory stock had a red pad:
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Cool little Ruger m77 MKII 300 RSAUM. Had to go red Pachmayr with the brown painted factory stock:
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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Use the template, to be sure the medium will work for your rifle. I know I prefer red personally.. Don't want to show you all of them I have, but here are a few:

These are the most recent recoil pads I've fitted to my rifles. Within the last year, anyway:

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]
Who doesn't love an SKS with a red pachmayr?? ha ha


Girlfriends 243 classic compact model 70:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

1956 270 featherweight:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

H&R 340 30-06:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]


A red pachmary doesn't weigh as much as you would think either. This one was ground pretty small. Probably similar to the one you will be doing.
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

New stock on the XTR 300WBY required a red pachmayr. After all, the original factory stock had a red pad:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

Cool little Ruger m77 MKII 300 RSAUM. Had to go red Pachmayr with the brown painted factory stock:
[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

BSA - Yea, the medium will technically fit, it'll just cut it pretty close on the sides at the toe, and I like the idea of a little extra there in case it gets gauged or something, so it doesn't expose the metal frame underneath. That's probably being paranoid about an unlikely problem... but I'm usually the 1 in 10000 that the weird thing happens to!

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I prefer the Connecticut Shotgun 1/2 inch red pads.

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There is only one proper pad color, and its English Red...


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I just got in a red Decelerator for a 1954 Marlin 336 RC and a brown for a 1970 rem 700 ADL. I like either of those colors for wood stocks and black for composite

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Red for me also.

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Nobody has photos of brown pad?

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Originally Posted by clockwork_7mm
Nobody has photos of brown pad?

Pachmayr .6in decelerator in brown....

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Originally Posted by TeeBone
Originally Posted by clockwork_7mm
Nobody has photos of brown pad?

Pachmayr .6in decelerator in brown....

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That's a sharp looking rig, TeeBone.

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All pads should be red. Here’s a deceleraor on a husky for ya

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Originally Posted by TeeBone
I prefer the Connecticut Shotgun 1/2 inch red pads.

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I wish CSMC made [bleep] that worked half as good as it looks. Everything I’ve purchased from them has gone back at least once, including a red pad that somehow broke. The chambering on my Inverness looks like a 10yr old had a hey day with a Dremel, and I finally gave up thinking CSMC would actually fix it.

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I like the brown ones personally.

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I have three guns with brown decelerators but attachment file size limitations won’t let me post pictures. 🤷‍♂️

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Red on a wood stock, or a synthetic stock painted brown. Black on everything else...



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Red on Walnut, Black on African Walnut.


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Red on Winchesters... The rest get black.


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Black or brown


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I have one rifle with a red pad, Kimber BGR. It is OK, but prefer black.



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