Edwards RECOIL REDUCER
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The Edwards RECOIL REDUCER® design is based on a piston, suspended between 2 springs of unequal ratio, being placed in motion by the reward movement of recoil. The recoil compresses the piston against the strong spring which, in turn, forces it against the weaker spring. This action happens numerous times every time you fire a shot, thereby reducing the felt recoil.
Edwards offers four different types of recoil reduction devices, a combination that can be uniquely matched to satisfy your recoil reduction needs in any rifle or shotgun. But not just for shotguns, our recoil reducers are routinely installed in rifles up to .460 Lott and many of our units have been used by hunters seeking dangerous game.
Key benefits include:
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Adjustability for either right- or left-handed shooters.
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Patented locking system prevents units from turning, when installed properly, providing the user years of trouble-free service.
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Not just for shotguns, can be installed in rifles up to 458 Win Mag caliber.
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One installation adds a net increase of 6 oz. and two adds about 11 oz. For competition shooting (ie: trap, skeet, sporting clays) and stationary hunting of ducks, geese, doves, this increase is no big deal. With upland shooting that requires much walking, the Edwards RECOIL REDUCER® user usually compensates quickly, soon forget ting it's added weight.
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Edwards RECOIL REDUCER® is a metal cylinder less than one inch in diameter and either 3, 3 1/2 or 4 inches in length. It's what's inside that counts: a piston held between 2 compressed springs of different ratios. The Edwards RECOIL REDUCER® is installed in the shotgun or rifle stock and many top shooters use a double installation (two reducers in the stock).
Adjustable Recoil Reducer
• Premier model
• Adjustable for right- or left-handed shooters.
• The adjusting cams on the ends of the reducers complement the reduction action of the unit to direct some of recoil away from the shooter’s face and shoulder.
• Patented locking system prevents units from turning once installed properly, providing the user years of trouble-free service.
• Designed for installation in a 1” hole.
• Available in 4, 3½, and 3 inches.
• 6.5 ounces.
Non-adjustable Recoil Reducer
• Standard model
• To be used as stand alone model or can be installed in concert with Adjustable unit to further reduce recoil.
• The unit’s 7/8” diameter is ideal for installation in the drawbolt hole of most popular shotguns.
• Available in 4, 3½, and 3 inches.
• 6 ounces.
Note: One unit is suggested for the average shooter, but for those who shoot a firearm that is brutal, have a medical condition that mandates maximum recoil reduction, or that prefer custom loads in rifles greater than .30 caliber, a second unit is recommended.
The MAX
• Designed specifically for synthetic stocks.
• Can be installed in wooden stocks.
• Provides sound recoil solution.
• To be glued to underside of the comb and remainder of the cavity filled with expandable foam.
ETR (Edwards Tactical Reducer)
• Designed for easy installation in mil-spec collapsible stocks on shotguns.
• Unit slides into the recoil buffer tube housing.