CIGuy
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Looking for opinions on the knoxx stock from those who have used one. Are they good, bad, or just OK? Thanks.
Knoxx Spec ops recoil reducing stock
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Fordracer2082
Active Member
I have one on my maverick 88 fits nice . feels solid and I like the adjustable LOP . I can't tell you how well it reduces recoil I have yet to shoot it but i have read good things.
dwnthehatch
10-32
I have recoil reducing breacher grip and the recoil reducing stock. It's definately worth the money.
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=17241
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rondon600
Active Member
- Mar 16, 2009
- 741
I went with the Enidine Shot Shok / Mesa Tactical telescoping stock adapter and Magpul milspec CTR. looks great... but I still havent shot it!
Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
I love the Knoxx stock. Don't believe the hype about 80% recoil reduction or whatever the kids are saying these days. It's a good 50%, takes the edge off and a bit more, but it's not like getting kissed by an angel when you pull the trigger. Buy with confidence 
alucard0822
For great Justice
I have a specops and love it. It works well(like boondock said probably about a 50% recoil reduction), makes 3" slugs manageable, and 2 3/4" buck shot flat out comfortable to shoot, not to mention the comfortable pistol grip and adjustable stock it adds. There are some quirks though. Being the action, and the trigger guard slide to the rear, if you lay your middle finger aggainst the trigger guard while holding the grip, it will bite your finger, and bite it good, same thing will happen to your face if you get a cheek weld on the stock right on the gap between the "buffer tube" and shoulder stock. Luckily Knoxx makes an accesory pack that includes 2 different cheek risers, one for a bead or iron sights, the other for an optic, these risers let you get a cheek weld above the moving parts, and keeps you from getting bit. It takes some getting used to, and you do need to fire a few full power loads before the stock will move smoothly, and break in.
HonestFool03
Active Member
- Feb 24, 2009
- 786
+1 on alucard saying if you get the cheek weld in the wrong place.....got a decent sized bruise/swelling on my face
FrankOceanXray
Ultimate Member
- Oct 29, 2008
- 12,036
Knoxx Compstock. Awesome stuff. Good rubberized texrure, Hogue quality. With excellent recoil reduction. Doesn't feel like your shooting it. Very nice. I would never take it off mu 870.
HoCoShooter
Ultimate Member
Made a huge difference with my Mossberg 500 over the standard ATI stock. I was surprised that it actually helps as much as it does.
I have one on my 870. I have shot 35 slugs out of it at one range session and felt absolutely nothing in the way of discomfort afterwards. Agree with Alucard. Do be careful about cheek weld so you don't get bruised.
Stu
Old Salty Dog
Ultimate Member
Love my Knoxx SpecOps stock.
Nice setup Mega. What kind of sight is that?
That is a Burris FastFire reflex optic.
Very nice and very accurate at 25 yards.
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