Remington 870 Stocks

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Hi all,

Looking for advice / review on what would you consider a good Remington 870 pistol grip stock.
I am open to all advice because I am unsure which one to buy,
Only thin is it needs to have a long pull I have long arms / tall guy so most factory stocks are way too short and no adding a thicker butt pad will not be enough for the factory POS stock.

Please let me know what you recommend for stocks replacements any pics or links appreciated,.
 
This one;
https://www.guncity.com/remington-870-le-pistol-grip-buttstock-synthetic-403179

In fairness, I don't consider 870 stocks to be a POS with one exception, the synthetic one that comes on an 870 Express. Shot a few rounds of trap with a buddy's gun, the side of that buttstock must be about 180 grit. Nice patch of skin missing from the right cheek. lol

When I eventually get to upgrading buttstocks myself, likely Magpul buttstock if I want it to feel good but look hideous. Speedfeed stock more likely.
 
.22LRGUY said:
This one;
https://www.guncity.com/remington-870-le-pistol-grip-buttstock-synthetic-403179

In fairness, I don't consider 870 stocks to be a POS with one exception, the synthetic one that comes on an 870 Express. Shot a few rounds of trap with a buddy's gun, the side of that buttstock must be about 180 grit. Nice patch of skin missing from the right cheek. lol

When I eventually get to upgrading buttstocks myself, likely Magpul buttstock if I want it to feel good but look hideous. Speedfeed stock more likely.
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Mine unfortunately is the factory 870 syn stock and yes not great and this is why I want to get rid of it.
TY for advice, I will check it out
 
NP! I mostly like/use regular old walnut stocks, they feel good/fit and look the best. Best feeling (by far) is MagPul but they're as ugly as a bag of hammers. lol

Hogue forend for the 870s is nice and grippy too.
 
Beeron said:
Gold Standard is the Mesa Tactical LEO adapter,
Your choice of buffer tube and rear stock.

Not cheap but definitely offers awesome and secure ergos.
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Sorry, do you have a link to the item you are talking about, my search came up with an adapter only and I cant seem to find the stock part etc.
 
The main thing is the adapter.

I may have jumped to the conclusion that the buffer tube and stock are universally understood.

On my 870, I run a standard MilSpec buffer tube with no actual buffer (MDT). I use Magpul K2+ grip and a Mapgpul CTR rear stock and a Limbsaver recoil pad. I also run the magpul forend.

All in it is likely over 300$ which is not cheap but is adjustable for LOP and super secure.
 
Beeron said:
The main thing is the adapter.

I may have jumped to the conclusion that the buffer tube and stock are universally understood.

On my 870, I run a standard MilSpec buffer tube with no actual buffer (MDT). I use Magpul K2+ grip and a Mapgpul CTR rear stock and a Limbsaver recoil pad. I also run the magpul forend.

All in it is likely over 300$ which is not cheap but is adjustable for LOP and super secure.
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It sounds like the magpul 870 fore end is that way to go for those and as for stock I will keep checking out options and prices to see what is best fit for me also. I figured this wont be cheapo to do but it is time.
 
Re: Mesa Tac LEO - you can get just the adapter for 870 via IRG:
https://www.irunguns.com/product/me...ter-for-rem-870-12ga-remington-870-12ga-91150

and go from there - your choice of buffer tube, stock and grip.

Buffer tube: Kynshot hydraulic is a personal preference - some people love it, some absolutely hate it. I haven't been able to justify the cost though... maybe on a semi rapid firing, but I could not see it crucial for 870 vs any regular milspec tube.

Stock: either MAG CTR for me or Hogue (similar to CTR just overmolded rubber)- also I'm partial to Hogue overmolded AR15 grip - it's just great.
 
bunny said:
Houge stocks are hard to beat I have 2 870’s with them.
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Nice.

I've always like the forends, but always found the buttstocks to be a bit TOO grippy for my liking. I like the butt slippery so nothing catches on my shirt/coat...and the handlebar grippy on a pump for obvious reasons.
 
Tarrantula said:
Except the OP specifically asked for pistol grip with longer LOP, which that has neither of.
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You are right, but the wood pic of furniture he showed is very nice looking in fairness. His justification is also fair.
But no I am looking for pistol grip synthetic as you mention.
 
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