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  • #31
    5150bronco
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 1603

    Originally posted by Cokebottle
    I'd wear a catcher's mask for the first couple of days
    lol. I might have to look at a couple more videos before I do that.

    looks like technique more than brute force to control recoil.

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    • #32
      El Gato
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 1613

      Originally posted by 5150bronco
      just average. nothing fancy.


      where you get kick-eze cheek pad?


      the knoxx stock will kick the crap out of your face...especially in a shotgun class for instance...but is wonderous on the shoulder...
      personally I think the pistol grip only thing is OK for like blowing locks off doors...
      but for anything else it blows... or perhaps I should say it is difficult to shoot and exceedingly slow...just my opinion...and I'm not like an expert or anything but I have stayed at a Holiday Inn and I do teach the stuff occasionally...like anyone cares...
      Greebo, as a matter of feline pride, would attempt to fight or rape absolutely anything, up to and including a four-horse logging wagon. Ferocious dogs would whine and hide under the stairs when Greebo sauntered down the street. Foxes Kept away from the village. Wolves made a detour. Terry Pratchett

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      • #33
        5150bronco
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2009
        • 1603

        Originally posted by El Gato
        http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1...duct/CHEEKEEZE

        the knoxx stock will kick the crap out of your face...especially in a shotgun class for instance...but is wonderous on the shoulder...
        personally I think the pistol grip only thing is OK for like blowing locks off doors...
        but for anything else it blows... or perhaps I should say it is difficult to shoot and exceedingly slow...just my opinion...and I'm not like an expert or anything but I have stayed at a Holiday Inn and I do teach the stuff occasionally...like anyone cares...
        this is very helpful for me and cost effective so I can learn and not have to spend money to find out what others have already learned.

        I just want a adjustable stock....., and have only found that option with pistol grip set up.

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        • #34
          bigthaiboy
          Veteran Member
          • Apr 2007
          • 4795

          Originally posted by Turo
          You don't "shoulder" that type of shotgun. With a PGO (Pistol Grip Only) shotgun, you "fire from the hip" where your strong hand is holding the pistol grip snug just above your hip, and your weak arm is holding the forearm. You hold the gun parallel to the ground, and you will hit what you are facing. It takes some practice and some getting used to, but I feel that it is a great home defense tactic. Plus, without the stock, the gun is 2/3 shorter and easier to keep out of sight.
          Yes, I already know the answer.

          I was responding to 5150Bronco's comment of "raising it to the shoulder like any other shotgun", because I think he misunderstood that we were talking about PG-only shotguns.

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          • #35
            5150bronco
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2009
            • 1603

            Originally posted by bigthaiboy
            Yes, I already know the answer.

            I was responding to 5150Bronco's comment of "raising it to the shoulder like any other shotgun", because I think he misunderstood that we were talking about PG-only shotguns.
            yes. i did. now i understand. totally different. when you raise to shoulder you do rest stock on shoulder actually though, little on chest.

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            • #36
              k3nnex
              Banned
              • May 2009
              • 1102

              what's the purpose of a stockless shotgun if you still have to raise it up and out away from you? haha just asking, I know nothing about shottys

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              • #37
                Knight
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2006
                • 1723

                Originally posted by k3nnex
                what's the purpose of a stockless shotgun if you still have to raise it up and out away from you? haha just asking, I know nothing about shottys
                Short answer: Smaller size.
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