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    Sako kodiak

    Anyone replaced a recoil pad on a sako laminate? Does it require cutting the factory installed and drilling screw holes for the Limbsaver?

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    Re: Sako kodiak

    Yes I believe you have to cut it off they are glued on

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    Re: Sako kodiak

    Quote Originally Posted by nelsonob1 View Post
    Anyone replaced a recoil pad on a sako laminate? Does it require cutting the factory installed and drilling screw holes for the Limbsaver?
    Hopefully guntech, greydog or GEF reply.
    I do know that if there aren't screws then it will be glued with pins in the stock. You can pull the pins which will leave holes for screws...
    Last edited by huntingfamily; 02-14-2021 at 12:18 PM.

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    Re: Sako kodiak

    My Sako deluxe had a glued pad. When you cut it off you may find the stock is hollowed out. That requires a large dowel to be glued in to fill the void to allow the screws on a new pad to attach to..
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    Re: Sako kodiak

    I just re-glued a limbsaver where I pried the old one off. That was on a kodiak in .375 H&H. 60 rounds latter and a bunch rides in a gun boot and its still on there.

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