
1911fan wrote:Buy a pistol grip instead of cutting off the stock. That way you can go back when you realize how hard it is to control a of shotgun. My two cents.
user842 wrote:1911fan wrote:Buy a pistol grip instead of cutting off the stock. That way you can go back when you realize how hard it is to control a of shotgun. My two cents.
+1
Also, the nice contoured pistol grips you buy will fit your hand better and help control the shotgun a little more over the shaved down wood.
1911fan wrote:Buy a pistol grip instead of cutting off the stock. That way you can go back when you realize how hard it is to control a of shotgun. My two cents.
eph78 wrote:1911fan wrote:Buy a pistol grip instead of cutting off the stock. That way you can go back when you realize how hard it is to control a of shotgun. My two cents.
It is a Hiawatha 567 (Savage 67) pump, I cant find any pistol grips that will fit. Looks like the ATI folding stock might work, but it does not specify the Savage.
Lastgunshop wrote:eph78 wrote:1911fan wrote:Buy a pistol grip instead of cutting off the stock. That way you can go back when you realize how hard it is to control a of shotgun. My two cents.
It is a Hiawatha 567 (Savage 67) pump, I cant find any pistol grips that will fit. Looks like the ATI folding stock might work, but it does not specify the Savage.
No it will not work.
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Lastgunshop wrote:If you are looking for home use, look at a 20 ga. or 410 ga PG shotgun. It''s easy on the hands. At 10 t0 maybe 20 feet it all the same.
goalie wrote:Lastgunshop wrote:If you are looking for home use, look at a 20 ga. or 410 ga PG shotgun. It''s easy on the hands. At 10 t0 maybe 20 feet it all the same.
I would say +1 on the 20g, but the 410 gets a thumbs-down from me. When I worked at North I saw too many people with superficial wounds from 410's to get all excited about that round. Granted, you don't know what loads they were shooting, but seeing the effects of a 410 left me superbly underwhelmed. If you go small, go BIG with the pellets, or use slugs.
Just my 2 cents....
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