I remember someone on here posting about a gel check pad for there gun, it just glued to the stock I believe, but I cant remember where they said they got it, and I was wondering what everyone else had tried, thanks for any help
I hope all is well. I would imagine many different companies make them, but I purchased mine from Beretta to use on a Browning Maxus.
The backing of the pad peeled off and you then place it where desired. If you choose, the pad can be taken off and used on another weapon.
I used the pad to improve the fit slightly.
http://www.godagrip.com
awesome product and it very very soft! Call and talk to Michael he is a great guy and will give you all the info you want on his stuff. I added one for my SBE2 and man it is nice.
Reynolds243 can you post a pic of your SBE2 with the pad on. Thanks
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I put the shotgun wedge on this one but I have the LSRP (I think that's the name of it) for my 20 gauge. I can post a pic of that tomorrow
Quote from: reynolds243 on March 02, 2014, 09:03:18 PM
http://www.godagrip.com
awesome product and it very very soft! Call and talk to Michael he is a great guy and will give you all the info you want on his stuff. I added one for my SBE2 and man it is nice.
This is the company that I was thinking of, they look like good products, the beretta check pad looks nice to, i may have to check those out also, thanks everyone for your help
The beretta pad is removable and leaves no residue. They are very popular at clay events and hold up well. The godagrip looks promising though. Is it removable and able to be used on any gun also?
BTW Reynolds...Nice looking Benelli. I think I gave you an EGW rail for that gun, did it not work out for you or do you just like the speedbead better? Hope all is well, Russ
Crusty it is removable if you don't get your fingers all over the adhesive backing. I really like it though and was blown away with the service I was given. Matter of fact the receipt literally had a long note hand written by the owner when I got my package in the mail and you don't see that every day. I also called just to ask a few questions and he answered the phone and talked to me just like a buddy for 20 mins about his stuff. I'll use them on all my guns going forward for sure.
Yeah you gave me a rail for the stoeger m2000 I had. Have since sold that one to help pay for this one. Hated to see it go but man I like the SBE2!
Just to be clear I have no affiliation with the company and get nothing for promoting them. Just really like a company with the service I got from them.
This is the receipt I got from him and I ordered it online never had spoken to him at this point.
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That's good to know that it is removable/reusable. And btw, good move Reynolds, the sbe is a fine gun. Take care.
Quote from: reynolds243 on March 03, 2014, 08:43:21 AM
Just to be clear I have no affiliation with the company and get nothing for promoting them. Just really like a company with the service I got from them.
This is the receipt I got from him and I ordered it online never had spoken to him at this point.
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You don't see much of that anymore in this day and age! Definitely keeping them at the top of my list. Thanks for the info!
I don't know what your set up is but anytime I had a gun that would slap my cheek hard, I put a scope on it. I guess it made me get off of the stock a little.
Brownell's sells cheek pads, elevators, etc. One particular brand is D&E Enterprises, and it has products with names like Slim Sides.
The God'a Grips have better prices.