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Ladies and gentlemen, what the absolute heck:
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Often old rifles and shotguns with have broken and cracked recoil pads and butt plates. In this post, I’m going to replace the plastic recoil plate on a side by side shotgun with a new rubber recoil pad. This is a fairly straight forward process. The only specialized tool I use for this conversion is a fixture that mounts to my belt grinder.
Before we get to work, let’s take a look at the following disclaimer…
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Any modifications made to a firearm should be made by a licensed gunsmith. Failure to do so may void warranties and result in an unsafe firearm and may cause injury or death.
Modifications to a firearm may result in personal injury or death, cause the firearm to not function properly, or malfunction, and cause the firearm to become unsafe.
For this project, I ordered the following items from Brownells:
This is the recoil plate I am going to replace. It is an old plastic pad that was attached with two screws.
The grinding fixture needs to be matched to the stock. The front piece is secured with a screw. To adjust the fixture, I loosen the screw and adjust the top of the fixture and butt plate angle to match the stock.
I begin by attaching the replacement rubber recoil pad (this one was made by Pachmyer) to the stock with the screws that are provided. In this case, the pad had holes in the same location as the original pad. Once the pad is attached, I secure it and the stock with a rubber jawed vise and use a marking knife to trace the outline of the stock.
Once the outline is traced, I file some chalk over the pad and rub it. The chalk dust fills the outline. The pad is now attached to the grinding fixture.
I hang the fixture on the belt grinder and grinder over to the white line. I like to split the line in two for a precise fit. I’ve found belts in more coarse grits cut cleaner and faster than fine belts which tend to melt the pad.
Fitting new recoil pads can be tricky, but like most skills, with practice, becomes easier.
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Smith & Wesson launched a really interesting update to the M&P line today. The S&W M&P M.20 Metal brings an aluminum-framed, optics-ready variant into the vaunted duty/carry pistol series. The T6 aluminum frame should spark loads of interest with shooters that prefer a lightweight, rigid metal frame over plastics.
The M2.0 Metal features an 18-degree grip angle for point of aim, combined with four interchangeable palmswell grip inserts for a custom fit. A textured polymer front strap, wide slide stop and reversible magazine release adds familiar feel and controls.
Keeping with current trends, the M2.0 Metal comes pre-cut for slide-mounted optics. Meanwhile, a Picatinny rail forward of the trigger guard enables attachment of lights/lasers. Forward slide serrations, a low bore axis and M2.0 flat-face trigger blend an assortment of proven component choices.
Obviously, what’s cool here is the metal frame. But the pistol also sports an equally appealing Tungsten Gray Cerakote finish to the frame and stainless steel slide. Combined with the black accents of the controls and palmswells, and the M2.0 Metal delivers a really distinctive style and appearance.
More importantly, the 9mm pistol utilizes a 4.25-inch stainless steel barrel with an Armornite finish. The M2.0 Metal comes with a 17-round magazine, seated into a package that weighs just 30 ounces overall. The pistol rides in standard M&P9 holsters, and it also accepts and 17-round M2.0 magazine. Win-win all the way around.
Smith & Wesson is excited to introduce a new addition to the M&P family! Our new all Metal Pistol is chambered in 9MM has a 4.25in barrel, T6 Aluminum frame, M2.0 flat face trigger, wide slide stop, reversible magazine release, slide cut for optics and has the M&P’s patented take-down lever and sear deactivation systems to allow for disassembly without pulling the trigger!
The S&W M&P M2.0 Metal retails for $899. For even more info, please visit smith-wesson.com.
Editor’s Take:
Yes, the polymer-framed, striker-fired 9mm pistol still reigns supreme. Nevertheless, interest remains for metal-framed semi-autos. It appears S&W put some thought into this approach, a nice blend of contemporary components and style. Optics-ready right out of the box, you can carry this bad boy on duty, shoot a match, or carry for defense. We will be especially interested how the Metal series builds out down the road, like a 5-inch competition model hopefully. In the meantime, stay tuned for a full range review coming real soon.
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Smith & Wesson has just announced the release of a new iteration of their M&P9 M2.0 pistol dubbed M&P9 M2.0 METAL. As the model name suggests, the new pistol features a metal frame. The aluminum frame of the new M&P9 M2.0 METAL pistol is externally similar to its polymer counterpart and is compatible with standard M&P9 M2.0 […]
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