Does Remington make a pistol grip shotgun?
Does Remington make a pistol grip shotgun?
There are several different styles of pistol grip for a Remington 870 gun, and you want to make sure you buy the one that fits your shotgun and your shooting needs. If you are looking for a traditional stock that has an additional pistol grip, you might like an original Remington 870 pistol grip.
Are pistol grip stocks Legal?
Attachment of such a stock to a firearm may result in being charged with manufacture of an Assault Weapon, a California felony. Ownership of a folding stock or pistol grip stock and the semi-automatic firearm to which it may be attached, may also result in Assault Weapon prosecution.
Can you have a pistol grip on a shotgun in NY?
The NY Safe Act of 2013 bans semi-automatic rifles, shotguns and pistols purchased after Jan. 15, 2013 that have one prohibited feature – such as a pistol grip, a folding stock or a flash suppressor. This is the state’s new definition of an assault weapon. The ban does not cover pistol grip shotguns.
What kind of stock does a Remington 870 use?
The Choate MK5 pistol grip stock is a substantial upgrade from the factory Remington stock. It offers an ergonomic pistol grip with checkering for positive control and manipulation over the Remington 870. It is an injection-molded stock made from glass filled polymer.
What’s the price of a Remington 870 pistol grip?
All the marketing really does push this grip as a serious combat accessory. One thing’s for sure, with an MSRP of $91.95 for both the 12 & 20-gauge 870 versions, the BreachersGrip is clearly not aimed at those with thin wallets.
Is there recoil reducing kit for Remington 870?
The Mesa Tactical Remington 870 stock comes in both standard models and recoil-reducing kits that allow for a 50% reduction in recoil. The recoil reducing models are significantly more expensive, though.
What’s the price of a Remington Tamer grip?
The Tamer grip is also sold in a bundle with a matching rubber-coated fore-end in standard black ($39.95 MSRP), or with special “Zombie Green” rubber ($49.95 MSRP). While the other three grips were generously provided by Brownells for this review, I purchased this Hogue grip myself several years ago.