I know I probably need to adjust the cast on this old 1952 Wingmaster to get it to fit me. I've read Dave McCracken's shim adjustment using a shell casing, but, I also need a padded butt plate on this gun. So I'm wondering: is there a padded butt plate I can buy that fits this old Wingmaster, but that also helps me adjust cast; OR is there a replacement stock I can buy that fits and allows me to adjust cast, drop, etc.? Which way would you guys go with this and where can I buy these? I know when I point this gun with both eyes open and then close my left (non-dominant) eye, I'm off target.
Adjustable stocks for an old Wingmaster?
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Morgan Recoil pad. I put one on my field stocked Citori. No stock cutting because of the thick Browning pad. Pad moves side to side & up/down. Flat or curved. Or both. https://morganrecoilpad.com/pages/frontpage
Its old school but it adjustable. The butt plate can be shaped to the wood stock, much like a recoil pad. The length of pull may need adjustment by cutting the stock. morganrecoilpad.com
Its old school but it adjustable. The butt plate can be shaped to the wood stock, much like a recoil pad. The length of pull may need adjustment by cutting the stock. morganrecoilpad.com
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