Any tips on whats the best? I'm looking at the strikeforce one right now.
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Adjustable stock for mossberg 500
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Mesa tactical, but you will pay a pretty penny for it ($150 without the recoil reducing hydarulic buffer, about $280 with). It uses an aluminum adapter with either a hydraulic buffer, or a mil-spec ar15 buffer tube and ar grip
Last edited by Noah3683; 06-11-2010, 2:58 PM.Originally posted by Neil McCauleyAre you actually suppost to "taste" wood?
Originally posted by Neil McCauleyJust wish I knew what wood in your meat is suppost to taste like. -
The Knoxx SpecOps is popular and there are threads about it on this forum. I would advise against getting any stock with a pistol grip for your Mossberg. You won't be able to reach the safety if your hand is on the pistol grip.
Your best bet is to just get a traditional stock that fits right for you. If you need it to fit more than one person, get a shorter stock. It's easier for a tall person to shoot a short stock than for a short person to shoot a long stock.Comment
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I too would avoid a pistol gripped stock on a Mossberg 500, for the reasons stated above.
Agree that a conventional stock, particularly on a multi-purpose gun, is best.
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Americans have the right and advantage of being armed - unlike the citizens of other countries whose governments are afraid to trust the people with arms. -- James MadisonComment
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I got an ATI brand stock, it is adjustable like you want and also has the pistol grip. Works fine in my opinion. I think they are about 100 bucks. It was very easy to install, no modifications needed.Comment
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