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Urbino Pistol Grip Stock for Mossberg ? Has anyone gotten one of this? Share Share this post on Digg Twitter Share on Facebook Reddit! Pistol grip shotguns are for 'call of duty'.

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If you want peace, prepare for war. I have a SPX model and I strongly prefer the non-pistol grip version.

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For a , it needs to be a full stock with a pistol grip, as opposed to just a pistol grip. There are parts of the recoil system in the stock.

So the OP isn't talking about just a PG. However, like Mike, I prefer a traditional stock on mine.

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Originally Posted by buckeye. I have them on both an and a Benelli M Mine have the cheek riser and limbsaver. I prefer the shorter length of pull. I'm 5' 10", lbs. I first put one on the Benelli, where it replaced the factory stock that also had a pistol grip. One of my reasons was for r compliance, but I also wanted a shorter LOP than factory. I liked it so well I put one on my , on which I'd previously been running a Speedfeed youth stock without a pistol grip.

The Urbino butt pad absorbed recoil better than either the Speedfeed or the factory Benelli, and I thought the Speedfeed was pretty good at absorbing recoil. The only possible negative I've found is that the back of the pistol grip is more flat than rounded, and takes some getting used to.

I've never installed one on a Mossberg, but on both the and the Benelli they went right on. There were a couple of parts that had to be installed the right direction, but if you screw up just back up a couple of steps and put them on correctly.

Urbino Pistol Grip Stock for Mossberg ?

I really like the Urbino. For those not familiar with the Urbino stock, it is a full length stock with a shorter LOP, and it also has a pistol grip. It IS NOT a pistol grip only stock.

John W in SC Edited to add: Both the and the Benelli have the safety behind the trigger guard, where it is easy to reach while holding the pistol grip. The Mossberg has the safety on the tang, which may create a problem for you to reach it from a firing grip. I am new to shotguns. I am looking for a retractable stock, sort of like the one available for the Mossberg and others, or a shorter one, but have not found any.

A standard is listed as 14" LoP.

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My only concern with a pistol grip on the mossberg is working the safety in a consistent manor Don"t let stupid be your skill set And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee, Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command, And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,.

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