[WCook]

Could someone please tell me where these 2 inserts go? I take it the 2 screws are to mount the pad to the pad plate. If that’s true, I figure the wood screws holding on the old pad are reused to mount butt plate to the but. Can’t figure out the 2 threaded inserts though.
In the product description it says,
“- 8/32" stainless steel pem-nuts inserted into pad plate to hold any aftermarket recoil pad “

That doesn’t make sense to me if they are talking about the 2 inserts I’m asking about. There are 2 tapped holes in the pad plate.

Can’t find any instructions.

Thanks for the help.

 

[WCook]

Better picture of the piece.

 

[pettifogger1]

It is an insert that goes in the wooden stock. Wears a lot better than using wood screws for something that is removed frequently.

 

[WCook]

So, I guess the screws in the picture are used with the inserts to screw the butt plate to the stock and I’ll need screws for the pad. I over think these things, I think. Lol. Thanks for the help.

 

[ape82]

I have installed over 50 of these and they always come with the pad screws as well.

 

[WCook]

I have installed over 50 of these and they always come with the pad screws as well.

ape82, make a YouTube video on installation. I was shocked that there aren’t any to find on YouTube. You’ll get rich off just one video.

 

[ape82]

Now why would i do that. I want them to pay me to do it.

 

[pettifogger1]

This one should give you some ideas.

 

[WCook]

I’ve watch it several times. He uses wood screws to attach the plate to the stock, like I have now. He doesn’t show how he put the butt pad on. It certainly help with the grinding/sanding aspect.

 

[BENCHREST]

He is a very nice guy and asked me many questions about the install and set up. Plus he did a great job. The only scary thing that I didn't know was he used a chop saw to cut it. If you buy something from me don't be afraid to ask questions, you might learn a better way. Joe

 

[WCook]

Received a copy of “Stock Fitter’s Bible” today.
Now I’m set.