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Recoil is one of those things that sneaks up on you. A few shots feel fine, but by the end of a long range session or a day chasing turkeys, that repeated shove starts wearing on your shoulder and creeping into your accuracy. The Allen Recoil Eraser II Slip-On Pad in the large size is a simple, no-fuss fix. It's a stretchy silicone sleeve that pulls over your buttstock and goes to work absorbing the energy before it reaches you.
The whole pad is built from recoil-absorbing silicone rather than a hollow rubber cup. That material soaks up and spreads out the kick, turning a sharp jolt into more of a gentle push. Allen rates it at up to 70 percent felt recoil reduction, which lines up with what folks report after bolting a pad like this onto lever guns, big-bore rifles, and hard-kicking shotguns. Silicone also holds its shape well over time, so it keeps cushioning shot after shot instead of packing down.
Installation is about as easy as it gets. There are no tools, no adhesives, and no gunsmithing involved. You just stretch the pad and slide it over the end of your stock until it seats snug. The large size measures 5.9 x 1.85 inches and is built to fit a wide range of rifles and semi-automatic shotguns, covering stock heights roughly 5.1 to 5.4 inches and widths around 1.6 to 2 inches. Allen prints a size gauge right on the back of the package so you can check your stock against it before you commit, which takes the guesswork out of getting the right fit.
Because it slips on and off in seconds, one pad can move between guns in the truck, the blind, or on the bench. It also adds a touch of length of pull, which is handy for younger or smaller-framed shooters who need a little more reach to the trigger. For anyone recoil-sensitive or just looking to shoot longer without a sore shoulder, it's a cheap, effective upgrade that lives easily in a range bag.
The large size is designed for most full-size rifles and semi-automatic shotguns, fitting stock heights around 5.1 to 5.4 inches and widths of roughly 1.6 to 2 inches. Allen prints a size gauge right on the back of the package so you can measure your stock against it before installing. If your stock falls smaller than that range, the medium version is the better call.
It slides on with no tools, glue, or gunsmithing. You stretch the silicone pad and work it over the end of your buttstock until it seats snug and centered. The whole process takes just a few seconds, and it comes off just as easily if you want to move it to another gun.
Yes. The silicone construction absorbs and disperses recoil energy, and Allen rates it at up to 70 percent felt recoil reduction. It won't turn a magnum into a rimfire, but it makes hard-kicking rifles and shotguns noticeably more comfortable over a long session and helps you stay steadier for follow-up shots.
It adds a small amount of length since the pad sits over the end of your existing stock. That's often a bonus for younger or smaller-framed shooters who need a touch more reach to the trigger. If you're already at your ideal length of pull, keep that slight increase in mind when you shoulder the gun.
| UPC | 026509075400 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 18429 |
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