Adding a pad to my 1100lt 20 anyone near by to do it

luberhill · **Joined:** Mon Oct 02, 2017 7:13 pm **Posts:** 58

I’d like a Limbsaver pad added to my LT20
Anyone around Syracuse that can do it reasonable ?
Don’t want the stock cut but none of the standard pads seem like a perfect fit

1casual · **Posted:** Sun Dec 20, 2020 11:43 pm

Go to Limbsaver website or get their phone # and call them. They have a direct screw on that will fit perfectly with no alteration...1cas
PS: it will affect your LOP over the plastic butt plate....1cas

noweil · **Posted:** Mon Dec 21, 2020 2:00 am

Have you shot the gun? I have shot over 300 shells in a day out of a 1100 LT-20 gauge with nothing more than a T shirt on. No bruises, no sore shoulder. I see no reason to put a recoil pad on the gun. One of the softer shooting guns around.

Isn't yours a slug gun? How many slugs you planning to shoot in a day? If you feel it must have a recoil pad, you can buy a slip on pad.

Bladeswitcher · **Posted:** Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:50 am

Almost any real gunshop -- the kind that sells guns with wooden stocks and blued finishes -- should have "a guy." Call around. It will probably cost you $40 + the cost of the pad. As somebody who grinds their own pads, I can tell you it's worth the money to have a professional do it.

Virginian · **Posted:** Mon Dec 21, 2020 11:14 am

If you find any pad that is a perfect fit for a Remington wood buttstock, run, not walk but run, to the nearest lottery ticket sales office.

Win50 · **Joined:** Wed Nov 30, 2016 6:04 pm **Posts:** 551

It would seem like buying a pad for an 1100 should be like finding lugnuts for a Chevrolet, but for some reason it's not.

As was noted, it will tweak the LOP somewhat, and may alter some other characteristics of the mount. I'm a fan of test driving with a slip-on pad before committing to a permanent one. As was noted, any shop that sells guns with wood (especially if it smells like Hoppes) should be able to handle fitting a pad. Around here my LGS charges $40 in addition to the pad, or BYO.

luberhill · **Joined:** Mon Oct 02, 2017 7:13 pm **Posts:** 58

Virginian wrote:

If you find any pad that is a perfect fit for a Remington wood buttstock, run, not walk but run, to the nearest lottery ticket sales office.

Yea thats what I thought

LilBoog · **Joined:** Tue Jan 24, 2006 6:51 pm **Posts:** 429

We have 3 LT-20 shotguns in our family. Only the Magnum model came from the factory with a recoil pad. Perhaps the Remington LT-20 Magnum pad will work for you??

luberhill · **Joined:** Mon Oct 02, 2017 7:13 pm **Posts:** 58

LilBoog wrote:

We have 3 LT-20 shotguns in our family. Only the Magnum model came from the factory with a recoil pad. Perhaps the Remington LT-20 Magnum pad will work for you??

It’s been my experience that everyone of these stocks are a different side even on the same model

msmith · **Posted:** Tue Dec 22, 2020 6:10 am

Try Mark Deprez. He is located in Conesus lake area. His website is www.mdstocks.com. He does excellent work. It’s worth the drive. Mike

Adding a pad to my 1100lt 20 anyone near by to do it

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