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Limbsaver effectiveness H010

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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by isme » Wed Jul 04, 2018 7:44 am

Well I finally got around to trying it and......


Woo-hoo that was a blast!!!

The Limb Saver worked beautifully!!!
I didn't fire a bunch of rounds but considering I'm still recovering from shoulder surgery, I would rather work my way back a little at a time.
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Absolutely no pain or bruising. I actually decided to go with my hunting round for the first round. 405 grain hard cast bullet at about 1600 fps.
I had my SIL with me in case I couldn't do it he could check out the sights for me.
The Skinner sights were amazing also.
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I know, I only put a few rounds on paper before switching to reactive targets.

I am very impressed with both products!!!!!
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by Mags » Wed Jul 04, 2018 12:32 pm

Would love to see your pictures. They seem to be missing.
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by isme » Wed Jul 04, 2018 2:10 pm

Not sure how I got three of the same picture, can't seem to delete the other two....

Can I just count it as three rifles??? Lol



NOTE : multiple copies of the same picture taken care of .... no need to count to 3 ;)

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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by JEBar » Wed Jul 04, 2018 3:25 pm

nicely done .... makes me want to break out our 45-70 ... 8-)
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by isme » Wed Jul 04, 2018 3:39 pm

It may sound crazy but this is my Grail gun.
I guess this is why I got so excited that I was still able to shoot it, and that the accuracy had improved so much with just a sight change.

I had some concerns that I might not be able to shoot it anymore after the work I had done.

Now, It's all Good!!!
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by JEBar » Wed Jul 04, 2018 4:04 pm

isme wrote:I had some concerns that I might not be able to shoot it anymore after the work I had done.

all too well understood .... a heart issue put me on blood thinning meds for several years .... consequently, felt recoil became a huge concern .... at this link ===>http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... eez#p33403 <=== you can find a post outlining the mods I had made to our 45-70 and a 12 ga shotgun .... I'm no longer on those meds but I remain very happy with the results
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by Mags » Wed Jul 04, 2018 4:31 pm

That Skinner sight looks like it belongs there. Like it came from the Henry factory that way.

The Limb Saver looks cushy. I think I'm going to need one. After 60 rounds at my last trip (first trip for my Henry) to the range I had a knot and light bruise on my shoulder. Obviously there is no cushioning from the brass butt plate of the H009B.
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by isme » Wed Jul 04, 2018 5:44 pm

I did notice that the combination of recoil pads, although effective, did lengthen my trigger pull. It was almost a stretch to work the action. I could do it but, it was at the limit of my reach.
If I decide to stay with the Limbsaver ( more than likely) I will probably switch to the permanent one and fit it to the stock. That will reduce the length of pull back to pretty close to original.
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Re: Limbsaver effectiveness H010

Post by JEBar » Wed Jul 04, 2018 6:02 pm

isme wrote:I did notice that the combination of recoil pads, although effective, did lengthen my trigger pull. It was almost a stretch to work the action. I could do it but, it was at the limit of my reach.
If I decide to stay with the Limbsaver ( more than likely) I will probably switch to the permanent one and fit it to the stock. That will reduce the length of pull back to pretty close to original.
exactly the reason I replace the OEM pad
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