Knoxx stock on Rem 870----took it off!

[bripro]

After getting my lower jaw bashed in for a few months I finally decided that the Knoxx recoil reducing stock was not for me. Sorry if you are interested in buying it, its already sold to someone I work with. Did anyone else experience the same problem? I know it was probably my technique but after holding a shotgun the same way for so many years I couldnt be broken of old habits. Once I put the stock forearm and buttstock back on I also think it looks more "down to business" than it did with the other stock anyway.

[falcn]

http://forum.pafoa.org/shotguns-43/6...oxx-stock.html (Im getting beat up by the Knoxx stock.)

Nope. No problems here.

[Mity2]

I had Knoxx none recoil reducing stock on my Mossy 500, and I didn't think it was that bad.
I think its all in the how you shoot it personaly

[lilb93]

i love mine and my jaw is fine

[Smalls]

Originally Posted by lilb93

i love mine and my jaw is fine

I love mine to. Now if I can just find some ghost rings from my 870 I'd be all set.

[Mity2]

Originally Posted by Smalls

I love mine to. Now if I can just find some ghost rings from my 870 I'd be all set.

Here is few for ya..
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct...tnumber=109166


http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=4...Ring_Sight_Set



http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=4...870_1100_11_87



My choice would be this..
http://www.precisionsights.com/Produ...duct_page.html

Thats what I have on mine, and boy, i'd be honest with ya, I bought this shotty, because of the SLP sight!

[Peddler]

I have the stock on a Moss 590. I even have the slightly bulky power pack attachment. I've never had a problem with any of the things that I keep reading about.

Compared to a regular stock, it is a slightly different way of shooting. But like any other firearm, the more you shoot it, the more you'll become familiar and accurate with its operation. That said, the stock has no operational parts per say, but I still refer the Knoxx over a regular stock. Especially when shooting heavier loads. That's where the Knoxx lets you feel what it's intended to do.

[incynr8]

on a similar notion, has anyone tried the KNOXX powerstock of rather standard design and profile? It is a single spring design and simply looks like a shorter LOP synth stock.

[GreenBlood10]

I have used the Knoxx NRS stock and the first couple times I shot it with the new stock on I did check the old cheek slap a couple of times, but after a while I adjusted and it's not so bad anymore.