Recoil Pads for Remington Rifles and Shotguns - Best fit for all models

We have recoil pad fitments for many Remington rifles and shotguns.  Backfire's Backstop recoil pads are designed specifically for each gun model for a clean, screw-on install in about 60 seconds.

Remington Model Backstop Buttpad Fitment Available? Gun Type Fitment Notes
Remington 700 SPS Tactical (Hogue) YES Rifle This is a Remington rifle, but they are using a Hogue-brand stock on it. We have a fitment for this rifle.
Remington 700 SPS YES Rifle The Remington 700 SPS is a black stock with gray texture spots on it. We have a fitment for this stock.
Remington 700 ADL YES Rifle This rifle uses the Remington R3 recoil pad.
Remington 700 ADL with Wood Stock YES Rifle Wood stock fitments can be difficult to get precise, but we've found a size that seems to work for almost all 700 ADL wood stock models.
Remington 700 BDL (Pre-1980) YES Rifle This buttpad has a curved butt of the stock where the recoil pad fits on.
Remington 700 VSSF NO Rifle Unfortunately, we don't make this recoil pad.
Remington 870 with Wood Stock NO Shotgun Unfortunately, we don't make this recoil pad yet.
Remington 710 with Synthetic Stock YES Shotgun We have this fitment available.
Remington 1100 YES Shotgun We have this fitment available for all shotguns manufactured more recently than 2004.
Remington 1187 YES Shotgun We have this fitment available for all shotguns manufactured more recently than 2004.
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Backstop vs Factory Remington Recoil Pads

In the image on the left, the Backstop Recoil Pad compresses like it actually cares about your shoulder. On the right, the factory Remington pad has all the give of a granite countertop.

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The Backstop vs Factory Remington Recoil Pads

Remington has been building firearms since 1816—over two centuries of rifles and shotguns, and just about as many variations in stock shapes and recoil pad fitments. That long history is great for heritage… but not so great when you’re trying to find a recoil pad that actually fits your rifle. If you’ve ever ordered a few “close enough” pads hoping one would work, you already know how that usually goes: none of them quite line up, and now you’ve got a small pile of rubber disappointment.

Part of the challenge is that Remington hasn’t always kept things simple. Some models used one recoil pad shape for a few years, then quietly switched to a different shape—while keeping the same model name. Others, especially wood stocks, were designed for grind-to-fit pads because each stock can vary slightly. Translation: even if something should fit… it might not.

That’s exactly why we built Backstop recoil pads differently. Every fitment we offer is precision-made to match specific models and stock patterns—so it installs in about 60 seconds with no grinding, sanding, or guesswork. Just remove the old pad, screw on the new one, and you’re done. The tradeoff? We only make pads for stocks that are manufactured to consistent tolerances—but when we do, the fit is clean, exact, and looks like it came from the factory (if the factory actually cared about your shoulder).

We’ve done the homework to map out which Remington models match each fitment, so you don’t have to play the guessing game. Backstop offers a curated set of fitments that cover a wide range of Remington rifles and shotguns—without the trial-and-error headache.

To see if we’ve got your rifle covered, head over to the Backstop Recoil Pad page and enter your make and model. If it shows up, you’re good to go—we’ve got a precision fitment ready to ship.

And while we’re at it… not all factory Remington recoil pads are created equal. Some are decent. Some have a little give. And some feel like they were carved out of a bowling ball. Backstop pads are built to actually absorb recoil, not just politely acknowledge that it exists.

Don’t see your model listed? No problem. We’re constantly adding new fitments, so check back—we might have your rifle dialed in next.