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Question: Would this fit on a H&R Pardner Protector 12 gauge?
Document: The rubber butt pad is comparable to the factory one for comfort. The strap attachment does not swivel, it is comparable to the factory stock as well. The pistol grip significantly reduces recoil felt on the shoulder, making my 12 gauge MUCH comfier to shoot, even more than my little 20ga NEF Pardner. My accuracy at the trap range did not change.I chose this stock based on price, and it did not disappoint at $40. I would recommend this stock.
Installed this on a 12 gauge pardner pump protector shotgun. Let's start with the ridiculously tight Philips head screws holding the butt pad on ... had to really struggle to get the screws out without stripping them. Next I had to fight with the adapter that is needed for a pardner pump to match up to this stock. The adapter left a very noticeable seam between the receiver and the adapter. After quite a bit of filing on the adapter I was able to reduce the seam to an acceptable level.
I ordered this stock for a H&R pardner pump because they are 870 clones. i got within 3 days and put it that night. You have to play with it a little to figure fully the pieces and configuration they go together, but great non the less.
Only thing im curious about is the multiple pieces I had to use to adapt it to fit on my shotgun. I wish it was one solid piece, and not multiple smaller pieces. I will edit this when I take it to the range to let you know how it holds up, but currently it looks great and feels solid on my 12 gauge. **Edit 19 May, 2013**I have brought this to the range quite a few times, and I have not had any issues with it.
Though it says 20 gauge in the title, it will not fit a Remington 870 20 gauge shotgun. ATI says there isn't an adapter for the 20 gauge for this kit, which is a shame because they would sell a ton of these as it's really nice quality. .
This is a great product. How you would give it a bad review is beyond me. I have an original Mossberg 500CT 20 gauge, the one with a single rail on the slide tube and this fit beautifully. Yes there's a gap behind the trigger guard.... so what its a after market part for like four different makes. It looks awesome and is sturdy as heck. The release button is a little tight but a quick sand job will make it easier to hit.
So my Pa-inlaw picked this up for my Bday and I just installed lastnight it fits great and havent had a chance to shoot my M88 12 gauge yet.Im a little dissapointed in the fact I cant just buy a Limbsaver or a ATI recoil reducing pad because I like 3 inch mag slugs and they pack a punch. Does anyone have a view on the Recoil pad that came on this stock?
I got this for my Mossberg Maverick 88 12 gauge. It came quickly and was a little hard to get on (nothing major though). I tried the original stock on my gun and a Blackhawk SpecOps stock. They were both good but I just wanted something more comfortable. I like this ATI stock better than both the other stocks. It is very sturdy and will not break easily. It is very comfortable and handles birdshot, buckshot, and even slugs pretty well as far as recoil.
Out of the box this wouldn't fit my 20 guage Remmy. After the Dremel and band saw it now fits but is thicker than the receiver. Product description say it will fit either 12 or 20 guage but is made for the thicker 12 guage. More involved than "bolt on" so if you have the tools and are handy then you can make it work, otherwise move along, nothing to see here.
Shorter length of pull than the stock 13-14&#34; stocks. This one is around 12&#34; Construction is solid and installing is easy. Feels good to hold and operate. However because the stock is not as thick and is more narrow near the pistol grip itself compared to the original stocks, buttstock shell holding sleeves will not fit. They will be loose and too large unless you sew it down to fit nicely.
Answer: yes