Sauer 100 recoil

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I know the Sauer 100 is well regarded around here. I handled one in the store and was impressed. One thing that concerns me is the recoil pad. It's thin and very, very firm. On the other hand, the stock design seems about as well suited for recoil as any factory stock I've ever seen.

I'm only thinking about getting a 6.5 CM, but I'm a recoil wimp and don't want to suffer any more than I have to.

Any input from Sauer shooters would be appreciated.
 
I have a Mauser M12 .308 which is essentially the same gun. Recoil isn't an issue. However, the stock has a very long LOP. I'm average sized and it takes a little bit to get behind the gun. If you're under 6'2", it might be a reach.
 
I know the Sauer 100 is well regarded around here. I handled one in the store and was impressed. One thing that concerns me is the recoil pad. It's thin and very, very firm. On the other hand, the stock design seems about as well suited for recoil as any factory stock I've ever seen.

I'm only thinking about getting a 6.5 CM, but I'm a recoil wimp and don't want to suffer any more than I have to.

Any input from Sauer shooters would be appreciated.
I mean this is the absolute nicest way possible, but if you can’t handle the recoil of a 6.5 creedmoor, you should probably stick to plinking with a 22.
 
Not sure of how the pad is attached but usually it is not that big a project to chop some length off the stock and add the pad of your choice to get your perfect LOP. Even if it were hollow it would be easy enough to whittle out a piece of 1/4” plywood to epoxy on the end and screw in or glue on the soft recoiling pad of your choice.
 
Haha! Sometimes you gotta man up a little.
If you can’t take it then get a
300BO
350 legend
Pistol caliber lever gun
 
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