KICK-EEZ Spacer, Increase Length of Pull and Customize Fit for Shotgun or Rifle, Universal Grind to Fit

This product worked perfectly for what I needed...

Nice and sturdy plastic spacer. Easy to shape on the sander. Nice for when the shotgun stock is hallow and you need to put on a Kick-Eez. Great when you need something for backing against the Kick-Eez or spacing.

easy to install and grind to fit

Easy grind

I was pleased with this product. It does the job very well.I don't know exactly what this stuff is made of. It feels like a particle-board, but is some kind of poly. Whatever it is, this thing is TOUGH and surprisingly lightweight.While that toughness is excellent for long-term durability, it made shaping it rather tedious. To get everything perfectly flush to my wood stock (without risking damage to the wood) I had to mate it up, note uneven spots, pull it, sand it, and repeat dozens of times (plus high-grit and steel wool to polish after). Even using a power sander (vibration type, belt-type would have been better but I don't own one) it took forever.The effort was worthwhile and I would certainly purchase this brand again if I needed to extend another gun, but I cannot possibly foresee needing THAT much durability in a sporting rifle (or even a military one - this thing is no joke) stock extension, so I rate at 4 stars due to the difficulty in shaping the part.It would be great if these things came scored to that the rough shaping could be done more quickly.

I only buy .5" to get the most value. I've installed a few of these already .. easy to cut with jig saw (metal blade) at about 1/16" over size, then just sand it down on 60 or 80 grit sand paper to the line. The sanded (visible side) is porous and easily absorbs dust, dirt etc... I recommend a few coats of matte clear spray paint to seal which makes it cleanable.Final spacer weight is about 1oz.CON: max 1/2" thick at $15 is way too much for this.I started making my own by sandwich gluing grey/black plastic sheets together .. they are usually 1/8" or 3/16" thick so easy epoxy glue a few layers together for the required thickness. To reduce final weight it's easy to drill a bunch of extra 1/4" holes, does not reduce it's rigidity. Super glue the final spacer to the recoil pad or to the stock to avoid shifting etc..

I ordered this and received it in one day I was surprised how large it is That's not a problem as it is a grind to fit butt plate appears as though it's going to work just fine for my application.

It easily was cut down to fit my application.