Stocks

Upgrade your stock for better fit, control and recoil comfort across Beretta, Remington, Winchester, Benelli and Mossberg platforms. The right stock improves length of pull, cheek weld and shot-to-shot consistency—on the range, in the field, or for defense.

Why upgrade your stock

• Fit & ergonomics: dial in length of pull (LOP), comb height and grip angle for faster, repeatable mounts.
• Recoil management: modern pads, recoil tubes and in-stock dampers reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise.
• Control & speed: better cheek weld and wrist angle improve sight alignment and transitions.
• Use-case tuning: tailor a gun for hunting, clays, home defense or duty with the right geometry and features.

Types of stocks

• Fixed: classic profile with swap-in spacers and pads to set LOP; rugged and simple.
• Adjustable: tool-less or tool-based LOP spacers, comb risers, and buttpad height/cant for a custom fit.
• Folding/collapsible (tactical): compact storage and quick length changes; common on defensive builds.
• Thumbhole / precision: enhanced wrist support for slow-fire accuracy or precision slug/rifle work.
• Chassis-style (rifles): aluminum backbone with AR-style interfaces for maximum adjustability.

Platform notes

• Beretta (1301, A300/A400, PMX/CX4): shotgun stocks are model-specific; confirm generation and 12/20 ga. Many offer spacer-driven LOP and optional cheek risers for optics.
• Remington (870, 1100/11-87, 700): 870/1100 stocks are not cross-compatible; verify action family and gauge. Model 700 rifle stocks/chassis depend on receiver footprint (SA/LA) and bottom metal.
• Winchester (SXP, SX4, Model 70): SXP/SX4 shotgun stocks are series-specific; Model 70 rifle stocks vary by action length and floorplate style.
• Benelli (M1/M2/M3/M4, SBE): inertia vs. gas guns use different attachments. M4 tactical stocks include collapsible and fixed options—check recoil tube generation and laws in your region.
• Mossberg (500/590, 930/940, 835/535, 500 Compact): pump vs. semi stocks differ; confirm 12/20 ga and receiver family. Youth/compact stocks shorten LOP for smaller shooters.

Materials & features

• Polymer: light, weatherproof, low maintenance; often includes spacers and QD sling sockets.
• Wood: classic feel and balance; available with adjustable combs on select target models.
• Aluminum/Chassis: rigid, highly adjustable; ideal for precision and optics-centric setups.
• Useful touches: QD cups, M-LOK/rail sections on tactical stocks, grip texture upgrades, and enhanced recoil pads.

Fit & compatibility checklist

• Model & family: match the exact action (e.g., 870 vs. 1100; M2 vs. M4; SXP vs. SX4).
• Gauge/action length: confirm 12/20 ga and rifle action (short/long) where applicable.
• Receiver/stock interface: tube style, tang shape, and mounting hardware differ by brand and generation.
• Optic height: if using red dots/scopes, pick a comb height that supports a solid, repeatable cheek weld.

Install basics

1. Unload and verify clear. Remove the recoil pad, then the stock bolt per your model’s manual.
2. Transfer required hardware (washers, spacers, sling studs). Fit the new stock and torque fasteners to spec.
3. Set LOP spacers and cheek riser (if present). Confirm safety/trigger clearance and smooth cycling.
4. Mount your optic/sights and dry-mount to verify a natural cheek weld; fine-tune pad height or spacers as needed.