Originally posted by fingas:
Originally posted by Pienstars:
Fingas, Thx for the info. I'll take your advice and sight it in from 100 yards next time I go to the range and hopefully I'll be all set. The funny thing regarding the recoil is that this gun already has a supportive pad on the back but it still hurt pretty bad after just a few shots. Can the pad your talking about be put over the one my gun already has, and where can I get one? Thx.



I got mine from Natchez shooters supply. I'm not sure what your current butt pad is like but pachmayr makes alot of different recoil reducers and handgun grips. The new lightweight Taurus revolvers come with pachmayr grips that take alot of bite out of the lightness of the gun. When i changed out my butt pad the recoil went from being a sharp kick to my sholder to being a more prolonged push which doesn't hurt as much. You won't be shooting much on a hunting trip but as i said before there is no substitute for practice and if you make practice hurt less then you won't develop a flinch. The pad i am talking about will replace the current one or they also make a slip on if i am not mistaken. If i get a chance later i will try to find a link for you to the specific one for your gun if they make it. If they don't make one for your specific rifle they do make some that can be cut to fit. Hope all of this helps you.



I just found their website and I might look into one. Like you said I wont be shooting it much on my hunting trip, actually just once would be great, but I would like to continue to practice with it. I think i'm also going to buy a small caliber rifle to do some target shooting with. Damn this is like tattoos, get one and your hooked. Thx for your help.

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