Shockwave Technologies Raptor Grip for Remington 870 and IAC Hawk Model 982 12-Gauge Pump-Action Shotgun Birdshead Fixed Stock Handle

This grip is excellent for those who want a shorter package when it comes to their 12 gauge but dislike the feeling of more conventional grips. Though as a primer, i will say here that any pistol grip requires both practice and aptitude of proper shooting stance as well as recoil management. I would not recomend this for people who are either recoil shy, or inexperienced with Pistol Grip Only (henceforth acronymed as PGO) shotguns. improper holding (IE, holding your firearm above your chin and/or less than a few inches away) will result in a 30 dollar tooth extraction for any and all who don't heed this warning.Now as to elaborate on my thoughts on the product. I wholeheartedly support this. PGO shotguns are among my favorite firearms to own and use, so i've gotten acquainted with several kinds. Most are fairly harsh when it comes to energy transfer into your wrists. But after taking this to the range it is significantly softer shooting than other grips i own. Even my Hogue tamer which up until trying this product was my gold standard for pistol grips.For anyone who owns a Stevens 320 and wants to use one of these, This will work with modification. Although the 320 is mostly a clone of the Winchester 1300, curiously, it doesn't use the v shaped cut the winchester does. It does however use a very similiar mount as the Remington 870. Though it will require you to be a little handy with either sand paper and a file, or skill with a dremel. (which is what i used) You will also need to use a different mounting bolt than what this stock comes with, as the one provided is of a smaller diameter than what is needed. I used the bolt the original stock came with. A couple nuts to fill some space was needed in my case.

I bought this for my H and R Pardner Pump. It fit perfectly on my gun. Great quality and it feels awesome. Can't wait to shoot at a range.

I wasn't a fan of the factory Remington 870 Tac Express butt stock, simply because it made it too bulky for home defense. Now, I can easily conceal my shotgun in my bedroom and, God forbid, if I ever have to use it for its purpose, I'm not carrying around a shotgun that's going to be banging on doors and making turning corners awkward. It is much more practical now.On top of that, this thing is incredibly easy to install and uninstall. That being said, I can easily put my stock back on for sport shooting or hunting. I mean it really takes all of five minutes to switch them.One thing worth mentioning is that this does NOT come with instructions. So I'm going to write some quick and easy instructions for removing the Remington 870 Express butt stock and installing this guy:1) There are two screws at the base of the stock butt stock. Place a phillips head screwdriver in the holes, seated in the rubber. A flashlight will allow you to see that screws.2) Once the screws are removed, you simply pull that rubber pad off.3) With a flashlight, look inside and you'll see the buffer rod with a flat head screw. Use a bigger flat head screwdriver and remove it. It takes a couple of minutes with lots of turning (unless you use a drill like me).4) Pull the rod out and then simply remove the buttstock by pulling it off. Reassemble the buttstock so no pieces go missing.5) Take your new Shockwave nub and remove the plastic piece in the rear with a screwdriver or a coin. You'll see a hex screw. Grab a T-27 torx bit and place the new buttstock exactly where the old one was seated. It's easy to line it up and put it in place.6) With a T-27 equipped hex driver, start rotating the rod to the right until you see the buttstock lining up and feel the hex screw tightening. Tighten it just hand tight as to not damage the rod or trigger assembly.7) Replace the rear plastic cap and voila. Enjoy your new nub buttstock.

it fit perfect on my H&R pardner.

The 870 model fits the h&r pardner pump also .. and this has to be the best 12 ga pistol grip I've ever used easy on the wrists and palm .. you'll never go back to the old "saw handle" style grip again. The only add on I suggest is some baseball bat grip tape from the sporting goods aisle ..if you think you will be shooting with sweaty hands..

I put this grip on an H&R Pardner Pump 12 and I love it. I purchased the shotgun for a home defense weapon and to just get out a bust off some rounds and this grip fits for me. If you like a pistol grip go for it, but the Raptor grip is a lot more forgiving on the wrists. I would purchase this product again.

If you have a shotgun for home protection, you need this product.Its perfect!!!

Have purchased 4 of these through Amazon.Quality made and fast shipping, they goon a 12 gauge easily. On a 20 gauge youneed the reducing ring.