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Q: How do you change the recoil pad on a Browning Citori?
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How do you remove the recoil pad on Browning Citori?

Factory or aftermarket?


How do you remove the recoil pad on a Browning citori?

Factory applied or after market? Factory applied would be great to know.


How do you remove the recoil pad of a Browning Citori?

If you look close enought you will see two small slits in the pad where it meets your shoulder. There is a screw in each of these slits. It requires a phillips head to turn them.


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Best left to a good gunsmith


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How do you remove the recoil pad from a BPS synthetic stock?

Recommend you contact Browning at link below


Did a 1989 vintage 270 Browning BAR come with a factory installed recoil pad?

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How do you remove the recoil pad on BROWNING A-5 auto?

No way to answer without knowing how it is attached. Best left to a gunsmith.


Did recoil pads come factory from browning in 1957 on the sweet 16?

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Usually there is a slot cut in the rubber or other type of pad. You should be able to fit a small srewdriver down to a screw.


How do you reduce recoil for 7mm rifle?

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How can you compensate for rifle recoil?

Pull the rifle firmly into your shoulder. Fire standing rather than prone. Use a recoil pad. Change to a lighter recoiling cartridge.