cobrajetter
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Recently inherited a Sako .222 Remington rifle. I have no experience at all with this make. How do I determine the model type? There's nothing obvious on the weapon. Beautiful craftsmanship though.
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Unfortunately, the seeds of the deterioration are planted when the pad is molded. All resilient plastics will deteriorate over time, but some are much worse than others. Some formulas simply don't last, and sometimes a formula is mixed wrong or doesn't live up to expectations. Early Sako recoil pads are known for losing their resilience, and for getting squashed if the rifle is stored in the usual standing position. Sako made a terrible mistake by putting pads on its Deluxe grade rifles, even in calibers like .222 that don't need a pad.I am curious: how does a recoil pad get misshapen like that? Is it simply age, or is there a way to prevent it from happening?