[shamlin]

Looking for an adjustable recoil pad that will fit a Model 32 Kreighoff. Thanks.

 

[grunt]

You can buy any adjustable recoil pad,But it has to be ground down to fit your stock..

 

[Pull & Mark]

I had the New Jones adj. Butt Plate installed on my BT-100 and am very happy with it. It has not moved from the original position since I had in installed about 2 years ago now. As said it will have to be ground down to fit your stock. Mine has the adj. screws thru the Kick-ezz pad to adj. so you don't have to remove the recoil pad to adj. the plate if you need to, when going to and from your gun case. Good Luck and Break-em all. Jeff

 

[Beretta687EELL]

Dennis DeVault makes a nice one. They charge $54.95 for the plate kit, $65.00 for installing it on your stock and you can add another $35.00 for the recoil pad. I've seen lots of other nice ones and have purchased a few. They run about $165.00 to $200.00 installed. Great investment if you need one. Bill Malcolm

 

[country gentleman]

You are welcome to look at ours. WWW.Gunfitter.com. Our Nelson Pad a juster was the first Reach-through the pad adjuster with left to right motion. Also the only patented adjuster on the market today. Guaranteed for life. Glad to answer any questions. 256-762-6559cell Can reach through this adjuster to access stockbolt on K-Guns P_guns, Guerrinis, and berrettas and any other gun with a hex bolt head, without removal or dissassmbly. Todd Nelson

 

[country gentleman]

The guys above are absolutely correct. All adjusters must be cut out and ground down to fit any stock. They are all manufactured, oversized. There is no pre-fit adjustable anything for any gun as far as I know. Not tooting my own horn here. There are several gentlemen who frequent this site that are more than capable of providing and installing a quality product.Todd

 

[BIG PAPA]

In my opinion, Todd offers the best on the market. His daddy installed the first one I purchased many years ago. Great guys to do business with. There's a reason they are known as "The Country Gentleman". See you at the Southern Grand Todd.