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I contacted Stoeger by phone a few days ago to see if they have something that will fit. They said they don't have anything that will fit or even come close and they don't know if any aftermarket pads will work. ETA: Even the Kick Killer lace up pads are not wide enough. For anyone wanting to...

Just checked Pachmayr grind to fit templates and no luck there either.

So I printed out the sixteen pages of templates from Limbsaver and not a single one will fit. None of the screw holes line up and none of them are wide enough. I now have to look through each of the other brands to see if something will fit, but it's not looking good so far. The Kickeez 105 and...

Thanks. I did have the 105 bookmarked just in case since I did see the stock for sale somewhere and it was advertised to fit both the Coach Gun and Uplander. The problem is they might mean the Coach Gun Supreme which has it's own rubber butt plate and won't fit on the standard Coach Gun stock. I...

Was this on a Stoeger Coach gun? If so, Do you remember the part number or size of the pad and what brand you used? I've fit a Limbsaver before, but I had to take the plastic plate to a store in order to find one that was close. I can't do that right now so I need to order it online and would...

I just bought a 12ga Stoeger Coach gun that I haven't taken possession of yet and I'd like to replace the plastic plate with a recoil reducing rubber butt pad. Are there any direct replacements or grind to fit models that are close? I've been searching online and people talk about replacing the...

I was interested in a Wrangler until I held one at a shop. Terrible mushy trigger with clunky mechanics.

One things for sure, it's another clone that shows how inexpensive a Glock should be.

It was the first gun I ever owned and I still have it. Accurate, fun to shoot and it still locks up nice and tight like when it was new.

Yes I know about the picture. As I previously stated "For every one Rhino sold I'm willing to bet thousands if not tens of thousand (more maybe?) of regular revolvers have been sold." There's not going to be a lot of data for a gun not many people own. I also stated that "Also, most people that...

Just Google "revolver kaboom" and you'll see some with intact top straps. Some top straps are beefier than others. No matter what, it's about which direction the blast is going, not if the top strap or the revolver itself will survive. Having the top strap break off is preferable to the aluminum...

I understand squib rounds having a few of them myself. The point is to check any gun when you only hear a faint pop. Luckily you had squib that didn't destroy the gun, but there's also the possibility of an over charged round that will cause a kaboom. If I had a kaboom in a Rhino, I would...

Fair enough. The point I'm making is the guns won't come apart like the a normal revolver. Did you catch the squib before you shot another round or shoot another round and have both bullets exit the barrel?

This isn't about stupidity or overconfidence, this is about something that can happen with any ammo, including factory loaded ammo. IF and I mean IF there is a kaboom in a Rhino the blast WILL go down into the shooters hand. It's no different than the blast WILL go up in a conventional revolver.

The thing is look at every normal revolver kaboom. It goes up and out to the sides. There's not as many Rhinos in the wild as normal configured revolvers like S&Ws, Rugers, Taurus, etc. The only Rhino kabooms that have been reported on the internet caused severe damage to the hand and grenaded...

I had a 50DS in .357 magnum. Loved the trigger, it had awesome accuracy and the muzzle flip was next to nothing. It smacked straight back into your hand a little due to the design, but I didn't really have a problem with that. The barrel nut came loose and when I sent it in all they did was...

I clean rubber and wood grips with Ballistol. Should work well enough to keep those grips looking like new.

I posted above that the grip safety and the magazine catch are the only two cast parts on the gun. Everything else is either forged or bar stock.

I use a high hold thumbs forward grip on all semi-auto pistols. It's also there to prevent the GI hook like tail of the grip safety from digging in my hand. I'd love to keep it on there, but I've never held any GI/Milspec 1911 out there that wouldn't beat up my hand without a grip safety change...

It's a high quality "GI" type of 1911. The only cast parts are the grip safety and magazine catch and the fit of the parts are top notch. Mine has been flawless with any ammo or magazine. The only things I changed was the grip safety for a Pachmayr one to prevent hammer bite and the MSH for a...