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Devices to simulate a high comb

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I have a Remington 870 Police that I want to have as a backup trap gun/loaner for friends without a gun, etc. I can get the 870 Wingmaster Trap barrel for it, but am at a bit of a loss how to proceed with the stock. I like the Remington monte carlo stock on the 1100 and 870 trap guns, but am not interested in paying $100+ for one. Is there a device (for lack of a better word) that I could use on my stock to raise the comb? I am thinking something like what they used on the scoped Garand sniper guns.

You might be able to find a stock cheap but chances are your cost will be what you fear. The alternative is some type of strap-on or slip on.

  • Look in the Classified section of Trapshooters.com
  • For permanent, try Macongunstocks, but you'll have to have it finished and checkered if you want walnut
  • For temporary, try Beartooth (don't know how durable or solidly lasting they are: http://www.beartooth...ising-kits.html)
  • I personally don't like the synthetic one Remington makes. My brother bought their walnut Monte Carlo for his 870, but the price back then was only $65.
  • Call Bobby at Thunder Mountain and see if he has any in his parts bin that's he's pulled from other shotguns.

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