| Edwards Non-adjustable Recoil Reducer
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 of the rifle or shotgun drives the piston forward due to its inertia against the strong spring which then returns the piston to its normal position. The piston is exerting energy forward within the gunstock the entire time the spring is being compressed by the piston and then driven back by the spring. This counteracts and slows the rearward force of recoil.
The Nonadjustable Recoil Reducer is designed to install in a 7/8-inch hole, typically the drawbolt hole. If a gun does not have a draw bolt hole in the stock a 7/8 inch hole will need to be drilled into the stock parallel to the comb. Using the same patented design as the adjustable model, and offered in the same lengths, it too, reduces recoil to the face and shoulder through the mechanical action. In cases where recoil is severe, we recommend installing one of these units with an adjustable unit for optimum recoil control. A single reducer normally provides approximately 30% reduction in recoil. A dual installation of one adjustable and one non-adjustable reducer normally provides approximately 45-50% reduction in recoil. Available in 3", 3 1/2" and 4".
The 3" model weighs approximately 5.5 ounces.
The 3 1/2" model weighs approximately 6.5 ounces.
The 4" model weighs approximately 7.5 ounce.
* Note the 3" model gives less recoil reduction than the 3 1/2" or 4" model and is designed for stocks that do not have sufficient room for a longer reducer.
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