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How's the weight of the Sims, as compared to a Pachmayer? Ditto, I would like to know also, if any one has any figures. Thanks. Dave.
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I just installed one the Simms Limb Savers Pre-fits. It does a good job on the recoil, But the fit is terrible. It's the first pre fit I've ever installed and the last. To put as nicely as possible it looks like hammered crap. Wood sticking out past the pad here and there. I could have fitted it better with chopping axe. I guess thats what I get for taking the lazy way out. Live and learn.
Hooker
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Back to the top...how 'bout the Pachmayr triple magnum 990?
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The limbsaver gets my vote as the most effective at reducing felt recoil. It isnt as pretty as the decellerator, but is more effective.
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How's the weight of the Sims, as compared to a Pachmayer?
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Ditto, I would like to know also, if any one has any figures.
Thanks.
Dave.
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I like the Kick-Eez product. I have'm on my 7.82 Warbird, .416 RemMag and getting one fitted on my .358 STA. Any future heavy kicking rig I get will not be without one. >> klallen
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What about the Knox Comp stock ? Aside from being kinda fugly, and no idea what it weighs...
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