Thinking about this on my sons 20 gauge mossberg pump. Eats recoil and is adjustable.

The only other regulation on shotguns for hunting besides state laws is the 3 shell max capacity so the stock should be good to go.

FYI-pistol grips on mossys make it more diffacult to work the safety if you dont already know that

totally fine on a pump for hunting. If its not goose season, 3 shots is the rule, put a plug in it, they do check...

GTG as long as its on a pump

Yeah it's a pump so the stock is fine as far as legality. I sent it to my buddy who is a gw an waiting for a reply. I guess I'll give it a go

totally fine on a pump for hunting. If its not goose season, 3 shots is the rule, put a plug in it, they do check...

 

Yes they do check shell capacity with a marked stick lol!! They even reached into my pockets without asking and checked my shells! Sucka made me laugh too had no idea how to unload my Benelli M2 field even though he took it out of my hands like a boss

Yeah I don't get bothered by the gw's like that. But I don't wanna openly break the law either.

Take a look at the one Blackhawk sells. Good reviews on its current version. I have put them on my shotguns when I lived in NJ and they work very well.

Legal to hunt with. The pistol-gripped pumps have become popular for turkey hunting as many say the grip allows you to manuever the firearm better when sitting and/or when maneuvering with one hand.

 

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perfectly fine for the gun you're putting it on... for now

Winchester sold spring loaded stocks on shotguns way back in the 60's. Not even a new idea