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A personal choice for sure. Regular stock for me.
pistol grip or regular stock?
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jdh
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Taroman,
I'll bet it didn't sell because it was a 20 ga. I would post a pic of mine but it would make you tear up. Let's just say a residential security container does not protect much against a very hot long burning fire.
I would be thrilled to find another NIB to replace it. The Knox recoil reducing stock works.
I'll bet it didn't sell because it was a 20 ga. I would post a pic of mine but it would make you tear up. Let's just say a residential security container does not protect much against a very hot long burning fire.
I would be thrilled to find another NIB to replace it. The Knox recoil reducing stock works.
MCgunner
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I much prefer a traditional stock, handles much quicker and better in the field, more ergonomic, if you will. I cannot bring a pistol griped stock to my shoulder as fast or naturally. I'm mostly a wing shooter, probably more used to the traditional stocks as I'm a fudd through and through. I love my waterfowl and dove hunting and have pounded more'n a few rabbits in my day. 
What I keep by the bedside is what I'm most familiar with in the field, my SxS 20 gauge Remington Spartan coach gun, but loaded with 3 buck. It's as short as some "pistols" I've seen. I've got another SxS, a pump, an auto, a couple of single shots, but I like the little Spartan for security duties.
What I keep by the bedside is what I'm most familiar with in the field, my SxS 20 gauge Remington Spartan coach gun, but loaded with 3 buck. It's as short as some "pistols" I've seen. I've got another SxS, a pump, an auto, a couple of single shots, but I like the little Spartan for security duties.
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larryh1108
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The Knoxx system does work exceptionally well. For Skeet or clay? No. For HD or general fun shooting? Heck yes.
Update!
thought i would let everyone know i have went back to my regular stock. with the small chance of seeing a bear or hog, i decided to not take any chances and put the factory stock on so to be more accurate with slugs. thanks
thought i would let everyone know i have went back to my regular stock. with the small chance of seeing a bear or hog, i decided to not take any chances and put the factory stock on so to be more accurate with slugs. thanks
Roadking Rider
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I'd leave it alone. Pistol grips look cool put when racking the gun it's hard to keep on target should you need a follow up shot. It 's alot easier to shoot more accurately with the full stock.
Sam1911
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So, looks like the problem has been fixed.
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