Adjustable Buttpads/Plates?

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josh3rd

josh3rd

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Ok, we all know that adjustable buttpads/plates help us in our quest towards accuracy. I for one could care less about power to some extent but I am looking for ways to help my Prosport and myself to become a better shooter. A more accurate shooter. I know that practice is utmost but having the tools to aide oneself is necessary. So this is what brings me to this question.

I don't have a money to spend lavishly so I would like to know what type of adjustable buttplate/pad is recommended for a Air Arms Prosport. I need it to be adjustable for height but if the product has cant adjustability then so the much better. I have a scope level for any canting issues but nonetheless if its there then I will take advantage of it. So here are i guess the parameters I would like the adjustable buttpad/plate to fall into.

1) Height Adjustable

2) Easy "for me" to install. If anyone knows me and my past for "tinkering" then you should know what "easy" is, lol.

3) Affordable "to/for me" in the $20-$60 range (if there is such a thing/range)

4) Cant adjustable (not necessary but will take it if it has it).

Please include a link or the name and best place to acquire one. I'm very appreciative.

Thank you guys for your time in responding

(Cross Posted)
 
yes all pieces are adjustable and mounting height also 👍

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I have one of those mounted on HW 97,sure helped with the short pull that rifle has....it is really adjustable,it is a tough plastic;Still need to be careful putting your rifle down....glad I got it.....butt also like my simple Morgans .For me cost enters the picture because almost all my rifles need an adjustable butt pad.....long neck,short arms and bad outlook.

I am always on the outlook forgood looking and functioning butt pads .
 
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If you want to be able to adjust length... But it's not something you plan on doing often. The easiest route would be to do something like the Daisy 853

- A guy I used to shoot with many (many) years ago did it on a target rifle that had been cut down to fit his daughter. Every few years, when the stock became too short, he'd carve another extension in a different type of wood. I thought it was pretty neat.






 
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If you are able to inlet a bolt and drill a clean hole, the cheapest/easiest way would be to go like the biathlon rifle

- people will usually have spacers over the rod, to quickly go back to the desired length

You could do it with just one tube/plate





Otherwise, Gehmaan/Anschutz/MEC/Gemini /Grunig sell all-ready made buttplate carrier that are adjustable for length.










 
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