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Question: Does this come with a strap to wrap around a folding stock?
Document: exactly what you would come to expect from a butt pad....  That's all I got. I have the underneath folding stock Ak and the butt pad fits but isn't snug (as mentioned). It won't ever fall off but it flops around a bit. I haven't shot with it but it feels better than metal.
It will not go anywhere...look for something on Amazon under Hook and Loop Reusable Fastening Wrap Strap and you will find one that you can use.Great item and was a lot more comfortable to shoot the underfolder with this than without it.
Arrived and i installed  it on my Bulgarian side folding stock on my AK 47. My only minor complaint is no fastening stap to attach it but I used a military style velcro strap which I had to shorten and the pad now fits securely.
I bought this for my wasr 10 and it fit pretty o.k. The recoil pad itself is actually a really nice pad. However, when I put the pad on my gun it didn't fit snuggly, I had to wrap black electrical tap around the end of the gun and then put the pad on. After I put the electrical tap on the gun, the pad fit great. I currently don't have the pad on anymore, I know have a Tapco tactical stock.
The combat butt pad is just what my rifle needed. I have a Tantal with a side folding stock and it is rather uncomfortable. However, after adding this little gem it is 10 times better. The pad fits snug (I also added a velcro strap not included), creates a more stable shooting platform, and make the rifle more comfortable to fire. The rifle had very little recoil to begin with and this pad made it even less. Staying on target is incredibly easy.
I have a Polish Tantal Side-folder and this fit fine, but i had to use some paracord to secure it on. You have to secure the butt pad on otherwise it will slip during transport. To be fair though this will not come loose during firing or even mag changes, but just day to day cleanings and transport it will pop off. A simple loop of paracord or a small velcro strap is enough to secure it.
I have folding stock on my AMD's so when i found these I thought alright I don't have to jimmy something up.slipped them on the Butt plate,used the holes in the pad to use camo paracord to wrap them on nice and tight.no wobble,gives me almost an in more length of pull olus they hange down jus over an inch which is good when you are in your tac vest.the stiples spikes on the pad means they stay where you put them,I love this Product.
Fitment is a little large but it works well and adds needed length to the standard stock. It does fall off if bumped but does not move around during firing. For the price, it was a good buy
First off this is a great item to pad out the small stock on an AK. However this pad is a copy of the Russian style. Notice the small slot on the side of the pad? That is where you put a small leather or Velcro belt to strap it to a skeleton stock.These won't tightly fit to most stocks. I have several wood stocks and it is loose on all of them. You can either cut out the stock and get a Mosin Nagant sling collar or tough Velcro strap.
Brand new in UTG packaging.Will fit on multiple AK buttstocks due to the slots and its configuration, but I am using it on a Yugo M70AB2 underfolder. You slide the underfolder rear into the small slits on the side and it fits nicely.I saw others online in forums have a velcro strap to keep it on the stock, and I found out why when I went out shooting with it. It will stay in place while shooting, but while in the case or bumping it, it would fall off.
Answer: yes