Sorry, should have ruled that part of it out! It's not the thickness, just something about the way it feels/sits when I mount the gun to my shoulder. The thickness, in the middle, is pretty much right on.
If anything, I think it's that it's concave (more so than apparently I like, and I know it's not much).
I also did not like the factory pad and used a Kickeeze that fit well. However, also agree that the Fabarm forum might get better info. I have noticed a lot of Fabarm posts ending up here and maybe some don't realize there is a section just for Fabarm???
Been so long since I've posted, I guess I just remembered going to this subforum in the past and didn't notice or know about the Fabarm subforum the last couple of times I've had questions.
Anyway, it was posted here and again, thanks for the suggestions.
I was planning to head to a gunsmith this evening who was going to fit/grind the new recoil pad. Because I've been thinking of experimenting with the shim for a little more cast off and a little more drop, I decided I should do that first so I wouldn't have to remove the new pad after it was installed.
Well, I put in the shim I thought would work and . . . eye right down the barrel, and the gun honestly settles in just right. Seems odd to me, but I keep shouldering it and there is a noticeable difference and the issue with the recoil pad isn't bugging me - the way it fits into where it is fitting is just fine. So, no recoil pad replacement for now and I'll chase some pheasants and see what happens.
Again, seems odd to me I just couldn't make it work before, but it really is different and I like it.
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