So, I've moved twice in the past 3 years and of course, I lost my original stock. I have a pistol grip on it, as well as a pistol foregrip, but I'm going to mississippi with a friend to hunt his families land this winter and thought it would be nice to get the mossy out for the hunt. I'm looking at this setup right now, $135 for the stock and $80 for the fore end, looking at the bottom color "pepper laminate." Pretty nice setup i think. I'm gonna get my gun redone because when i bought it was redneck camoed. I'm only worried about how the stock attatches, looks like a screw hole would ruin the feel of the thumb thru. Just thought i'd see what you guys thought or if anyone had one similar.

This post has been edited by bfausett84: October 28th 2009 10:09 PM

Just happened to get a shotgun in tonight for a transfer with what looks to be that stock on it. I can't get my face low enough to use the bead. No way I could shoot that shotgun with that stock on it. It might work very well with a red dot or sights. It looks really nice on the shotgun.

This post has been edited by 762precision: November 4th 2009 3:57 AM

Awesome, thank's 762, i was actually thinking of going with a red dot, or maybe a ghost ring, I've never really liked just a bead.

Did you happen to notice how it attached? I'm curious because in the pictures I just can't see how it could attach like the regular stock does, it just looks like a bolt couldn't go through that thin top piece on the thumb through.

This is my gun:
I got it like this, and the crappy camo job is coming off. I'm also thinking of repainting it, probably going to use dark park brownells. Was wondering exactly how easy/well the brownells bake on works.