Advanced Technology Pistol Grip Buttstock Mossberg 500, 590, Remington 870, Winchester 1200, 1300 Synthetic Black

I looked everywhere for a stock for my New England Pardner pump and couldn't find any so I tried to fit my 870 stock onto it and it fit pretty good so I bought this stock to put on my New England shotgun and it looks awesome there is probably an 1/16 of an inch difference in the gun and stock but nothing major. makes your riot shotgun pop for sure.

I love this stock. It was easy to install and the length of pull is exactly right for me on my Mossberg 500. With the original stock I had a hard reach to get my finger on the trigger. This stock in nice and comfortable, and when I bring it up to my shoulder I am looking right down the double bead.

I have this stock on my Mossberg turkey gun and I love it. It gives me great control with one hand for calling. Easy to install and looks great.

A nice, inexpensive upgrade to the 870. Allows for quicker target acquisition, although the length of pull is increased noticeably.

Considering the price, this stock isn't too bad. I currently have this installed on a Mossberg 500 with the 20" barrel. The feel is decent, stock is relatively light, pad doesn't help with recoil when using heavier loads/slugs. Issues: -Needed to acquire the correct length bolt since I had a pistol grip to begin with (easy trip to hardware store) -Butt stock has to be removed before the trigger group can be taken out for cleaning. -The action lever can no longer be reached without removing the weapon from your shoulder. It's to be expected on a Mossberg due to its location (won't be an issue for a Remington 870). -Butt pad screws get harder to re-install the more often they're removed. Screws tend to dig into the pad since there's no sleeves or beveled washers inside. Otherwise it handles well and you really can't beat the price.

Looks good one done. I put it on my 870, this was the first stock I have ever changed and it was a struggle. The directions tell you to cut off part of one of the spacers if you have a long stock bolt. I did that and it turned out that I needed more space, meaning I had to buy about four washers in order to shorten the length the stock bolt stock out. It was hard, took three hours and on top of that when i put it on it was still loose. I had to super epoxy the plastic to the metal so it didn't move around when I shot it. All in all it looks great and is a fun project although a struggle sometimes. I was using an old 870 Wingmaster made in the 60's, so more modern 870's may be much easier. The stock is easy to change.

Overall quality is good. However, it's too long of a reach to be practical to cycle the forend, unless you have extraordinary long arms.