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AngryAzn · September 19, 2005, 12:39 PM

I am 5'6 and faced many of the issues you touch on regard proper fit with factory stocks. I have a moss 590 marine, and recently purchased :

www.knoxx.com/NewStyleKnoxx/TechSupport/SpecOpstech.html

The stock is advertised to reduced 90% of felt recoil and can be adjusted to fit the shooter. At $129 its an expensive alternative, however if it reduces recoil as advertised its a worthy investment. I received the SpecOps over the wkend and haven't tested it at the range yet so I can not give you feedback regarding its performance. The video on the Knoxx page shows a petite female empting a mag with the SpecOps with no problem, its a pretty convincing clip.

If you choose to get a Moss, I believe the receiver for the 20 & 12 Gauge SG's are the same, therefore the SpecOps should fit either. Knoxx or others on the forum can confirm this. The only Remmy that works with this Stock is the 870 12Ga.

Good Luck..

September 19, 2005, 12:39 PM	#10
AngryAzn Junior Member Join Date: September 14, 2005 Posts: 14	I am 5'6 and faced many of the issues you touch on regard proper fit with factory stocks. I have a moss 590 marine, and recently purchased : www.knoxx.com/NewStyleKnoxx/TechSupport/SpecOpstech.html The stock is advertised to reduced 90% of felt recoil and can be adjusted to fit the shooter. At $129 its an expensive alternative, however if it reduces recoil as advertised its a worthy investment. I received the SpecOps over the wkend and haven't tested it at the range yet so I can not give you feedback regarding its performance. The video on the Knoxx page shows a petite female empting a mag with the SpecOps with no problem, its a pretty convincing clip. If you choose to get a Moss, I believe the receiver for the 20 & 12 Gauge SG's are the same, therefore the SpecOps should fit either. Knoxx or others on the forum can confirm this. The only Remmy that works with this Stock is the 870 12Ga. Good Luck.. __________________ -- "Americans pay for their houses with money they borrowed from the Chinese" --Paul Krugman, economist (Princeton University)