The only ones I've worked with are Joe Shiozaki (JS Air Cushion) in Azusa. Joe used to be a full service gun shop, but he specialized in stock work. I haven't seen Joe in several years and I understand there's another guy working with him. And, Mike Gregory in Ramona. I talked with him not long ago. His place is set up as an assembly line for doing the Shock Master conversions. I don't know what other work Mike does. Stock fitting is important with both of them. If Joe or Mike can't help you, they might give you some leads.
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The guy working with Shiozaki is Paul. I have heard good things about him where I shoot. Besides doing stock work he teaces some skeet classes.
Didn't read all the replys. When I saw the system you were looking at for your gun all I can tell you is there is no comparison! I have that system on my Browning O/U and can shoot that gun all day long with no problems at-all. Yes, it is a lot of money but if you want to shoot 100+ shells a day it is well worth the coin! 
I have a mercury recoil reduction system in my wifes 870 plus a nice cushy recoil pad and it made her gun much more tolerable to shoot a round of 100. Still is no comparison to my Browning.
I have the same cushy recoil pad on my 1100 and the Browning is still a gentler gun to shoot.
I have a mercury recoil reduction system in my wifes 870 plus a nice cushy recoil pad and it made her gun much more tolerable to shoot a round of 100. Still is no comparison to my Browning.
I have the same cushy recoil pad on my 1100 and the Browning is still a gentler gun to shoot.