+1 to knoxx

[Mat250]

I recently purchased a knoxx Blackhawk SpecOps NRS Shotgun Stock. To start I was surprised that it came with the forend however it did not fit my mossberg 500. I gave them a call and they are sending me a new one free of charge. He said for some reason mossberg sells two different length action tubes and I had the shorter 6.5". I'm sure most know about the tube lengths but if anyone was hesitant on buying the knoxx stock they'll trade it out for you.

 

[8th SPS USAF]

Knoxx stock

I had one on my 870. Did not work. Then found out that the other owner

added a lg button safety that stuck out and would not let the stock work

correctly. Replaced the lg button with stock button and worked great.

 

[irishfan]

Thats great to hear about Knoxx...I have Knoxx stock and powerpak setting in the closet for an 870 build I never did.

 

[PeaShooter]

I bought one for my MB500 and when it came in, it was an 870 model in the MB500 blister pack. Contacted blackhawk and they replaced it promptly after I sent them pictures of the stock I received.

PeaShooter

 

[Ricnzak]

I bought a used Knoxx here on INGO. It tamed my 870 down so much my wife shoots it with no problem at all.

 

[TwistedCreations]

I have been looking at those adjustable stocks for my 500 and was curious about them. I would like the wife to be able to shoot it. Can you tell a big difference between the NRS Stock and a stock that has the recoil reducer in it, like the Mesa low profile stock in the link below?(other than the gigantic price difference)

TacticalShotgunner.com

 

[redpitbull44]

I'm here to tell you, If you want the ULTIMATE in recoil reduction, the Knoxx Spec-Ops Recoil Reducing Stock with a Limb Saver pad is like shooting a bb gun. A very NOISY bb gun, he he he....

 

[Mat250]

I haven't tried the recoil reducing stock and I haven't shot any heavy loads with it yet either. My coat gives some extra padding on my chest so when t-shirt weather comes around and I get some 3" magnums I may wish I got the rrs. Optic Sale has them for less than $50 so I couldn't go wrong. I use #4 buckshot for the house and that may be all I use that stock for. It looks like I need to get a variety and see how it all feels. Any excuse to go out and shoot, right. I'll be sure to let you all know.