DA Grizzly assembly: where does this piece go?

[_DrMario_]

Hi, today I de-assembled my DA Grizzly (first shotgun) and when I put it back together I was left with one piece. I have no idea where it goes. I don't see it in assembly videos on youtube and the shotgun seems to work perfectly fine (without shooting it).

Anyone know what it is? Thanks.

 

[Canuck223]

It's a spacer used for some stocks.

 

[Rocket Surgery]

that's for making eggs in a perfectly round shape (like mcdonalds)

 

[Norton]

Have a look at the exploded view in this H&R pardner pump shotgun user manual.
Pretty much the same as a DA Grizzly.
Item 29, stock bearing plate.

http://www.hr1871.com/documents/manuals/new/Pardner-Pump.pdf

 

[Dexter Morgan]

It goes in between the receiver and the stock.

Take the stock back off and you'll see where it goes.

 

[Sambaru]

As others have said, between the receiver and the stock. I recall reading somewhere that piece does serve a purpose which is to reduce strain on the stock (to reduce the chances of the stock cracking). I can't remember where I read that though, it was in a manual or something and not just from some random Interwebs expert. I'll source it if I remember.

 

[skoal]

Tactical testicle scratcher

 

[Lodi]

As others have said, between the receiver and the stock. I recall reading somewhere that piece does serve a purpose which is to reduce strain on the stock (to reduce the chances of the stock cracking).

Correct. It keeps the outer edges of the stock from taking recoil and chipping off pieces of wood.

 

[_DrMario_]

Thanks for the answers guys!

 

[Ix]

Now I know what it does exactly, thanks guys. I knew it was a spacer but had no clue of the real purpose for it and always wonder.

 

[Prickly Pete]

Tactical c**k ring?

 

[charles u farley]

You took it apart, you should have some idea where the bits go........ Or maybe don't take complicated things apart without some notes.

 

[Ix]

Looks like he did, it's right there in the note pad.