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SpectreBlofeld · March 21, 2005, 07:29 PM

CaCrusin,

Know what's funny? As you were posting that message, I was out at the range, firing my Mossberg 500 one-handed.

I gotta say, you guys make a cool product. I expended many shells of 12-gauge, and never felt that pain in the webbing of my hand that was characteristic of the pistol grip that came with the Mossberg Cruiser. It really does reduce recoil as advertised.

My only complaint would be that it's not terribly light, and adds some weight to the shotgun. However, it's obvious that this is because the stock is extremely tough. It seems as well-made as the shotgun itself. Being 6'4 and 220 lbs, it didn't bother me as much as it might some...

Anywho... I consider it money well-spent.

March 21, 2005, 07:29 PM	#20
SpectreBlofeld Senior Member Join Date: November 15, 2004 Posts: 304	CaCrusin, Know what's funny? As you were posting that message, I was out at the range, firing my Mossberg 500 one-handed. I gotta say, you guys make a cool product. I expended many shells of 12-gauge, and never felt that pain in the webbing of my hand that was characteristic of the pistol grip that came with the Mossberg Cruiser. It really does reduce recoil as advertised. My only complaint would be that it's not terribly light, and adds some weight to the shotgun. However, it's obvious that this is because the stock is extremely tough. It seems as well-made as the shotgun itself. Being 6'4 and 220 lbs, it didn't bother me as much as it might some... Anywho... I consider it money well-spent.