12" L.O.P. stocks and why you use them.

Pictures of different stances might help to better understand what you are referring to since some members may be quite new to our sport.
 
BadBoy, thats a bada$$ shotty.

I like the idea of an adjustable stock, and if I had it my way Knoxx would get Remingtons order filled so Reliable Gun and Tackle can get the SpecOps in for me. Instead of dreaming I figured I would purchase a Hogue stock, thus the reason for my question is revealed.
 
I have a HP-9 aswell. I put a 12" speedfeed on mine (pistol grip, so no thumb issues so for me)

I took the recoil pad off and put a solid plate on. Its got 11'' now.

I would go to 10 or may 9 inches if it were possible to cut the stock down.

Its not for plinking or target shooting. Just for saving my skin. I dont care if it gives me a wollop on the shoulder as long as it does its job and handles quick.

I find that the shorter it is the better it points for me. Thats why I went so short. And to cut the weight and bulk I had to hump through the woods.
 
12 inch pull is nice if you want to shoot some what like a pistol grip... snug it into your side with your elbow ... more control and it doesn't hurt your wrist as much as a pistol grip.

If you shoot in a more open position with the butt in well on the shoulder, the shortness can easily be compensated for. A lot of shooters incorrectly shoot across their bodies with the butt more into their bicep..
 
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