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Blackhawk knoxx special ops buttstock
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ochmude
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I have one on my Mossberg 500. Yes, it's perfectly okay in MA. I know a lot of people have said they dramatically reduce recoil. I'm not overly impressed with it. It's a great stock, don't get me wrong, and it does reduce recoil somewhat, but don't buy one thinking it will make a 12 ga. feel like a .22LR.
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Having ripped up my shoulder (rotator cuff) some years ago, shooting 00-buck or slugs was a challenge. I installed one of these and could now shoot 00-buck or slugs all day long with no shoulder pain.
Perfectly legal (on any pump gun) and a blessing to those of us with damaged shoulders.
Perfectly legal (on any pump gun) and a blessing to those of us with damaged shoulders.
Have one on my 870 and I can attest to it's capability in reducing felt recoil. Mind you, it's still on a shotgun in the end so the recoil still exists; however, it does take a noticeable amount of the edge off. The only issues I have had are that it makes it a little more difficult to fully disassemble my 870, as a small portion of the pistol grip actually holds the back of the trigger assembly in place; and, I had a slight issue with sight picture through my ghost ring sights, rectified by the addition of a higher check rest available from blackhawk for the stock. All together I was pleased with it's addition on my pump gun.
Duxprep
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Make sure you actually buy the recoil reducing model and not just the collapsing stock Blackhawk sells. Easy enough mistake if you're not paying attention
