I gave my wife my 20 gauge 870 and the stock on it is to long for her. will this stock be better for her? Thanks.
361907
I put it on an 870 for my gf and she loves it. So much easier to hold and aim. Before she had to stretch and try to aim and the shotgun got too heavy.
361908
Yes, it is a very good option for women and kids. You might want to research if it fits a 20 ga though. I know it works on a 12 ga.
361909
I am not certain if it will fit a 20 gauge. I put mine on the 12 gauge I got for my wife and it fits her WAY better. I am actually wishing I had that rubbery feel to the stock on my gun. It's a very secure feeling when you grip it. If it'll fit the 20 gauge I definitely recommend it.
361910
I am a short statured shooter and wanted a more comfortable length of pull on my Remington 870 shotgun. This short stock combined with a factory Remington Sureshot fore end made the perfect combination for my 5ft 6in frame. It's an excellent setup for home defense also as it makes the shotgun more maneuverable.
1823555
I bought mine for a Remington 870 and it wouldn't fit. I did not try to pry it on as I didn't want to ruin the stock. And that was empty, I couldn't imagine getting it on with shells. I guess I'll use it as an arm band shell holder.
1163331
I can not tell you! I only know that when I ordered my kit(I called Blackhawk) and was told that the stock was what I needed! The installation of the stock was fine,not any problems! However the "forend" would not fit my Mossberg 500 as I was told. The stock works great,I only wish the forend did also!
2281698
the stocks are the same length at the buttstock. I have the M44 carbine, my buttstock is small. The pad moves around too much. IMO the pad works best with medium to large buttstocks.
1702759
It certainly will. My 870 also has a BlackHawk SpecOps adjustable stock and custom forend. With these mods it's a little tight but it still functions very well.
1067279
I don't have a 10/22 wood stock, but it's approximately 1/2" longer than the synthetic stock mine came with, measured at the center the of back of the stock. My synthetic stock has a curved butt, so the 'points' of the curve are about the same length as the flat butt of the hogue stock. For me the Hogue stock was an improvement. The comb is also higher, which could be good or bad depending on your application. I have mine set up with Tech Sights, and it works well for that.
574738
Yes.... This will fit a 870 20 gauge......Little tip....Keep the two pins for if ever you wish to revove the site...JD
744044
No. It stays in place on my 870, so it shouldn't move around any on a .22 stock.
1872859
This stock will not fit a Mossberg 20 ga. I called Hogue and they stated that they are in the process of making this stock for a 20 ga, but as of right now only in a 12 ga. I kept the stock even though it did not work, and used the butt stock (for 12" lop), and odered forend from ATI
2041660
If the youth stock is any smaller than a standard 870 stock then the GunMaster will be too big. I have this on my 870 and slides down after a few rounds. I constantly have to pull it back up. It does hold 12 gauge shells securely, but it does not stay in place well.
2037989
I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.
56846
I had to replace my forend on my shotgun. I purchased the hogue Remington 870 forend which is shorter than the factory forend. When the shotgun is in full back position, the hogue forend will stop before the receiver not over it
1823556
I don't have an 870 but I am surprised that it doesn't fit. It won't just slide on. You have to use some pressure and force it on. I would not try to put it on while loaded with shells, add the shells after it's on the stock.
56841
Edit: Sorry i thought this question was specifically directed at me when I got the email. Not sure I fully understand the dimensions but it's important that you have a tactical length forend. Some 870's have forends that will cover some of the reciever space when in therearward position. Mine does not cover it because it is the tactical (shorter) length. The side saddle should pretty well mimic the side of the receiver and not be intruded upon by cycling the action. Does that answer your question?
695040
Not a Remington 870 20 gauge with wood forend. The diameter of the tool is too wide, it won't feet between the forend and the magazine tube.
579108
Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.
894436
NO - this will not fit the 870 20 gauge - I own one, and this would not fit. The description is lacking.