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The Limbsaver Classic Precision-Fit Recoil Pad takes the sting out of your Remington 700 ADL by trading that hard factory buttpad for something your shoulder will thank you for. It's built to soak up as much as 70 percent of felt recoil, which turns a punchy magnum into a rifle you can run through a full range session without flinching. Instead of just cushioning the blow, the pad stretches out the recoil impulse, kind of like landing on a trampoline instead of concrete, so the energy spreads out before it reaches you.
The secret is NAVCOM, short for Noise and Vibration Control Material. It's a viscoelastic polymer that absorbs a wide range of frequencies, dampening both the sharp recoil energy and the vibration that comes with it. The pad also carries anti-muzzle jump technology to help you settle back on target quicker for follow-up shots, and the non-slip surface keeps it planted on your shoulder even in wet or cold weather. It's made in the USA and finished in clean black rubber.
This is a precision-fit design, meaning it's shaped to match the Remington 700 ADL/BDL profile with the roughly 4-7/8 inch flat wood stock right out of the package. No grinding, no sanding, no gunsmith. It's a two-screw swap most folks can knock out in a few minutes: pull the screws holding your factory pad, line this one up, and drive them back in. Keep in mind the pad runs about an inch thick, so it adds roughly an inch to your length of pull, which a lot of people actually welcome.
Because the 700 came in several butt profiles over the years, and this pad also crosses over to a handful of Winchester and Savage stocks, it's worth comparing your stock against Limbsaver's printable template before you install. Get the fit right and it looks and feels like it came from the factory, only a whole lot softer on the shoulder.
Yes, it's a precision-fit pad cut specifically for the Remington 700 ADL/BDL with the 4-7/8 inch flat wood stock, so there's no grinding or sanding needed. Since the 700 came in a few different butt profiles over the years, compare your stock against Limbsaver's printable template first to confirm the match. If your buttstock is curved or a different size, check the fit chart for the correct pad.
Limbsaver rates it at up to 70 percent reduction in felt recoil. That comes from the NAVCOM material, which absorbs and disperses recoil energy across a wide range of frequencies rather than just softening the hit. In real-world terms it makes a magnum-chambered 700 a lot more comfortable over a full range session.
For most people, yes. It's a two-screw swap: remove the screws holding your factory pad, set the Limbsaver in place, and drive the screws back in. A hand screwdriver and a little patience help everything line up clean, and no gunsmith is needed for a proper direct-fit application. Save the screws from your old pad since they're used to mount the new one.
It runs about 1 inch thick, so expect it to add roughly an inch to your length of pull compared to a thin factory pad. A lot of folks find that extra reach welcome, but if your length of pull is already dialed in, it's worth keeping in mind before you install.
| UPC | 697438101111 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10111 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 9 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Recoil Pad |
| Shipping Weight | 0.35 |
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