San Francisquito Bill
New member
Hi there,
I just picked up a Remington 870HD, and I'm figuring to keep it pretty stock, except for the istallation of a pistol grip butt-stock (like on an AR-15, not just the pistol grip!)
I've had shotguns before, but have been without for a while. From previous guns I've had, in addition to a fair amount of exprerience with Benelli M1PG models, I feel that the pistol grip stock has some advantages over the standard stock.
1. Easier to manipulate with one hand. This is an advantage if one needs o use a phone or other task with the weak hand, and is a help during reloading.
2. Feels more natural
Is there reasons why this accessory is a good/bad idea? I know that fitting your gun with too much useless stuff can be a waste of money, but I feel that this stock may have some real application. So....
Anyone's thoughts on PG Stocks would be greatly appreciated.
I just picked up a Remington 870HD, and I'm figuring to keep it pretty stock, except for the istallation of a pistol grip butt-stock (like on an AR-15, not just the pistol grip!)
I've had shotguns before, but have been without for a while. From previous guns I've had, in addition to a fair amount of exprerience with Benelli M1PG models, I feel that the pistol grip stock has some advantages over the standard stock.
1. Easier to manipulate with one hand. This is an advantage if one needs o use a phone or other task with the weak hand, and is a help during reloading.
2. Feels more natural
Is there reasons why this accessory is a good/bad idea? I know that fitting your gun with too much useless stuff can be a waste of money, but I feel that this stock may have some real application. So....
Anyone's thoughts on PG Stocks would be greatly appreciated.