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Posted: 11/4/2010 10:56:46 AM
Originally Posted By aswrg7:
Any thoughts on heat shields and pistol grip stocks?


IMHO, heat shields add weight and nothing else.

Pistol grips come in two types.

1. Pistol grip only (PGO) - These are worthless and should never be used for self defense. No shotgun training class I am aware of will even allow you to show up with a PGO shotgun. Put a stock on your shotgun. A full stock allows you to shoulder the shotgun and aim. If you do not aim a shotgun, you will miss. It also allows you to keep it on your shoulder while you reload the gun.

2. Stocks with pistol grip - These are regular stocks with a pistol grip, much like an AR-15 stock. These are a matter of taste. I thought I wanted one, but after playing around with one for a while, I found that a regular stock was much more comfortable to me. Try one out of you can before investing in one.

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Posted: 11/4/2010 9:27:28 PM
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Whoops, double tap. Been having interweb problems here.
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Posted: 11/6/2010 10:22:53 PM
which +1 extension tube would you get?

there seems to be a variety out there...

is there one that's better than another or are they all pretty much the same?
$40-55 range
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Posted: 11/6/2010 10:45:03 PM
Originally Posted By aswrg7:
Whoops, double tap. Been having interweb problems here.


I thought you just didn't like my answer.

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Posted: 11/9/2010 11:29:00 PM
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hey Guys, just picked up a new 870 along with a blackhawk spec ops folder.. I havent fired it yet as I am still not sure if I like the way it fits into my shoulder, i liked the idea about the reduced recoil and may swap it for their M4 style , any thoughts?

http://www.blackhawk.com/product/SpecOps-Folder-Shotgun-Stock,1156,165.htm
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Posted: 11/17/2010 12:46:05 AM
any chance you have measurements for the length or your stocks off the gun? I'm looking to shorten one, but I'd like to not have to put it on the gun, take it off, put it on...etc. Also, how do put a recoil pad on your now shortened stock?
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Posted: 12/5/2010 6:18:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Old_Painless:
Originally Posted By aswrg7:
Any thoughts on heat shields and pistol grip stocks?


IMHO, heat shields add weight and nothing else.

Pistol grips come in two types.

1. Pistol grip only (PGO) - These are worthless and should never be used for self defense. No shotgun training class I am aware of will even allow you to show up with a PGO shotgun. Put a stock on your shotgun. A full stock allows you to shoulder the shotgun and aim. If you do not aim a shotgun, you will miss. It also allows you to keep it on your shoulder while you reload the gun.

2. Stocks with pistol grip - These are regular stocks with a pistol grip, much like an AR-15 stock. These are a matter of taste. I thought I wanted one, but after playing around with one for a while, I found that a regular stock was much more comfortable to me. Try one out of you can before investing in one.


I couldn't agree more. After trying a bunch of different designs over the years, I prefer the regular setup too.

Respect to the OP for a great write-up.
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Posted: 12/5/2010 9:56:11 PM
Picked up this for all of $50. Missing some parts but I'm gonna try and build myself something suitable to be posted in this thread.

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Posted: 12/7/2010 2:47:52 PM

Originally Posted By TobyLazur:
any chance you have measurements for the length or your stocks off the gun? I'm looking to shorten one, but I'd like to not have to put it on the gun, take it off, put it on...etc. Also, how do put a recoil pad on your now shortened stock?


I will post a write-up on shortening wood stocks soon. I already have the pictures.
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Posted: 12/15/2010 3:57:03 AM
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Originally Posted By DrGeoz:
i did just that...

-shortened the length of pull for my short arms
-added a night sight
-cut the barrel to 12" where it's more manageable
-added grippy rubber stock set

http://robinorobino.smugmug.com/Other/Fabulous-me/004/813929755_cxwGu-O.jpg


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Posted: 1/3/2011 9:53:25 PM
Originally Posted By DrGeoz:
i did just that...

-shortened the length of pull for my short arms
-added a night sight
-cut the barrel to 12" where it's more manageable
-added grippy rubber stock set

http://robinorobino.smugmug.com/Other/Fabulous-me/004/813929755_cxwGu-O.jpg


I'll be in my bunk.

That thing is bad-ass.

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Posted: 1/6/2011 4:48:39 PM
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:

Originally Posted By TobyLazur:
any chance you have measurements for the length or your stocks off the gun? I'm looking to shorten one, but I'd like to not have to put it on the gun, take it off, put it on...etc. Also, how do put a recoil pad on your now shortened stock?


I will post a write-up on shortening wood stocks soon. I already have the pictures.


Texas, any word on that write up for the stock shortening process?
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Posted: 1/24/2011 11:37:53 PM
Originally Posted By Mudfoot:
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:

Originally Posted By TobyLazur:
any chance you have measurements for the length or your stocks off the gun? I'm looking to shorten one, but I'd like to not have to put it on the gun, take it off, put it on...etc. Also, how do put a recoil pad on your now shortened stock?


I will post a write-up on shortening wood stocks soon. I already have the pictures.


Texas, any word on that write up for the stock shortening process?


waiting for the write up too
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Posted: 2/1/2011 6:18:36 PM
Originally Posted By irag2362:
Originally Posted By Mudfoot:
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:

Originally Posted By TobyLazur:
any chance you have measurements for the length or your stocks off the gun? I'm looking to shorten one, but I'd like to not have to put it on the gun, take it off, put it on...etc. Also, how do put a recoil pad on your now shortened stock?


I will post a write-up on shortening wood stocks soon. I already have the pictures.


Texas, any word on that write up for the stock shortening process?


waiting for the write up too


I would love to cut down my ATI Folder a couple of inches.. not sure how well Plastic Holds up..

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Posted: 2/2/2011 4:03:30 PM


Done!!!
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Posted: 2/2/2011 6:50:50 PM
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keltec shotgun...
Done!!!


I was wondering when someone was going to post one of those lol.
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Posted: 2/5/2011 11:40:57 PM
Originally Posted By AKSU:
Changed my factory Speedfeed stock to a Hogue 12" LOP and added a SF 618LF forearm.

http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc109/Kalash47/IMG_0019.jpg
http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc109/Kalash47/IMG_0020.jpg



ETA-Added a Wilson +1 mag extension. Only thing left to do is get the NFA stamp.

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Nice shotty. I may have to try that stock.
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Posted: 2/6/2011 9:40:18 PM
Originally Posted By Old_Painless:
Originally Posted By aswrg7:
Any thoughts on heat shields and pistol grip stocks?


IMHO, heat shields add weight and nothing else.




I have a stock Mossberg heat shield on my 500 and it doesn't weight that much at all. Yes it adds weight but doesn't feel like anything significant. Besides keeping your barrel from getting really hot it also allows you to add a rail assembly mounted on the bottom of it like this product:



I have this exact model on mine and it is awesome! Very convenient! I have a Surefire and a sling loop mounted on to it.
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Posted: 2/17/2011 7:58:52 AM

Originally Posted By MP0117:
Originally Posted By DrGeoz:
i did just that...

-shortened the length of pull for my short arms
-added a night sight
-cut the barrel to 12" where it's more manageable
-added grippy rubber stock set

http://robinorobino.smugmug.com/Other/Fabulous-me/004/813929755_cxwGu-O.jpg


I'll be in my bunk.

That thing is bad-ass.

Hell yeah.

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Posted: 2/27/2011 12:46:58 PM
I have a Mossberg 500A
Does anyone make an (I'm guessing on the name of this part) extended action lock lever?
With a pistol grip stock on, the grip tends to get in the way of the pump release (what I'm calling the action lock lever) and it makes for a sketchy cocking in of a new round
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Posted: 7/13/2011 3:27:36 AM

I have really been eye balling the KSG and might just pull the trigger on one. I don't have a shotgun in my collection yet and try to keep things tactical so this is right up my alley. Anybody shot one of these yet or even handled one maybe at Shotshow, if so what did you think?

Thanks,
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Posted: 7/14/2011 12:18:24 AM


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Posted: 7/14/2011 6:16:28 PM
what did you all use to mount a sling on the rear of 870 leo folder
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Posted: 7/14/2011 7:36:34 PM
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Originally Posted By cv0lv0g0:
what did you all use to mount a sling on the rear of 870 leo folder


The PFS-87 Remington factory folding stock?

It has a OEM sling loop that goes in the hinge pin. I've made my own before, as well.

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Posted: 7/14/2011 8:54:01 PM
Originally Posted By TexasRifleman:

Originally Posted By cv0lv0g0:
what did you all use to mount a sling on the rear of 870 leo folder


The PFS-12 Remington factory folding stock?

It has a OEM sling loop that goes in the hinge pin. I've made my own before, as well.


thx I've been worried i couldn't find one
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