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Drundel - Temp was around 70 degrees in SD when I lost the recoil pad. Jmel - I spoke with Customer Service today and they said to use a light silicone adhesive although they did not recommend a specific product.

Alaska I had the same problem with my new SBEII on a duck hunting trip to SD. Customer service was very helpful. Mailed me a new pad right away. Also recommended using the light silicone adhesive (I would think the lubricant would make it fall off easier) once the pad was cleaned. This would allow you to remove the pad without damage (as opposed to using super glue) if you needed to access the stock to make adjustments. While it has been a pain to deal with some of the issues with the SBE II, I have found the Customer Service personnel very helpful and responsive to the problems I have had.

I was recently in South Dakota and had the same thing happen to me. I was in the marsh and had fired my SBE II about 5-10 times. The next time I went to fire I noticed the recoil pad was missing. My search for the pad in the marsh was unsuccessful, which made the remaining 3 days of hunting a little more difficult (Even with a makeshift recoil pad my shoulder was plenty sore). I was hunting with my brother who also has a SBE II and was amazed how easy the recoil pad comes off on his gun as well. I will surely be adding a recoil pad to my extra parts for future hunting trips. Mitch