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Beretta A300 cast/drop shims
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Looks like the 65 is thicker up top and pushes the stock down more?
Cast the same on both shims?
I removed the clip on front sight. When the clays were going straight out, the large hi-viz sight got in the way and made my eye refocus. Also put the drop/cast shim at 50, hoping it spreads out the pressure on my cheek. Used the 1” and 1/2” spacer with stock recoil pad. Slipped on a Limbsaver recoil pad for more LOP. I usually don’t need this while duck hunting but may need it with just a t-shirt on.
Plan is to pattern shotgun and make sure it’s shooting where I’m pointing and then go shoot some clays. I know not to point the shotgun when shooting clays/flying birds
Last edited by NATEWA; 09-09-2018, 12:09 PM. -
Thanks. I have them both at 65-DX. I wonder if I didn’t have them matching?
Got 1” and 1/2” spacer with stock recoil pad on.
Front sight off. I think that was messing me up.
Back to shooting more clays after seeing what my choke is doing with the ammo I’m shooting.Comment
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Not sure if this will help much.....I have the 1” spacer & 20mm/.79” Micro Core pad (pretty close to stock) on mine. Fit’s me well and shoots pretty soft. Shims are still set up as it came out of the box. I think YSR is right. A while back, I did replace the bead with a small fiber sight. I no longer notice the sight, unless I’m looking for it. I also call for the bird, prior to mounting the gun. I can measure the drop, if you want. Shoot some 5-stand or Sporting Clays, to get away from the 1 shell at a time rule. More fun anyway!Last edited by XVIga_Rob; 09-09-2018, 9:39 PM.Comment
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