#2289515 - 07/03/08 05:50 AM
Re: Remington's new "Supercell" Recoil pad
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biglmbass
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Dunno if it's a cheapening measure or not, but figure it to be a replacement for the R3 pads they had been using, which have a tendency to become sticky or tacky.
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#2290178 - 07/03/08 12:27 PM
Re: Remington's new "Supercell" Recoil pad
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Thegman
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Looks like they're going a lot further in advertising this change than they would for a purely cheapening move. Seems like an interesting option for a lightweight rifle. Can you get any idea of its density or weight? (may not be possible while it's on your stock)
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#2292160 - 07/04/08 12:19 PM
Re: Remington's new "Supercell" Recoil pad
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All else being equal, which it's probably not, it sounds like a good way to shave another 1 1/2 or so ounces off a lightweight. It does seem like this pad will work better as a recoil reducer than do flip-flop pads. I'll check one out for my next lightweight stock. Thanks for posting on it.
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