Pachmayr 1.1'' Medium Brown Stipple Face

The Pachmayr 1.1'' Medium Brown Stipple Face recoil pad brings proven, no-fuss cushioning to shotguns and centerfire rifles that take a pounding. This is a straightforward upgrade for shooters who want to tame felt recoil without overthinking it. The stippled surface grips your shoulder during recoil impulse, keeping the gun planted and reducing creep—handy whether you're running slugs through a tactical shotgun, working up loads on the bench, or putting downrange volume through a magnum rifle.

Pachmayr's stipple-face design has been a working standard for decades because it actually works. The hardness and construction are tuned to absorb energy while staying durable through thousands of rounds. The medium brown finish is understated and practical, blending in on most contemporary stocks without screaming "tactical." The 1.1'' dimension is a common size that fits many factory-cut recoil pads on production shotguns and rifles.

Installation is straightforward—typically adhesive-backed or a simple drop-in depending on your gun's setup. If you shoot enough to care about recoil management but aren't looking to spend on synthetic stocks or elaborate systems, this is a solid, honest piece of hardware that delivers what it promises. The stippled face is particularly valued by competitive shooters and hunters who shoot fast and need consistency between shots.

Key Features

• Stippled surface provides grip and reduces shoulder creep during recoil
• Durable construction designed for shotguns and large-caliber rifles
• Medium brown finish blends naturally on most stocks
• 1.1'' dimension fits many standard factory recoil pad cuts

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this recoil pad fit my shotgun or rifle?

The 1.1'' dimension is a common size for factory recoil pads on many shotguns and centerfire rifles. Check your gun's existing pad or stock to confirm it accepts a 1.1'' pad before ordering.

What's the stipple face good for?

The stippled surface grips your shoulder and resists creep during recoil, keeping the gun stable between shots. This is especially useful for shooters who fire multiple rounds in quick succession.

How do I install it?

Installation method depends on your specific gun and stock. Some pads are adhesive-backed; others may require a simple mounting process. Refer to your firearm's manual or consult the pad's instructions for your particular application.