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September 09/10/10, 07:30:17 AM

Offline BiggA

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changing stock?
CAn I put a youth stock on a remington 870? Orr is there is there other differences in youth models?
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September 09/10/10, 08:08:58 AM Reply #1

Offline JohnWester

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Re: changing stock?
i think there is a difference.  If you are looking for a youth shotgun, one htey will be able to grow with a little bit, try that mossberg youth shotgun, 20 gauge. it has the stock you can add 3 1 inch sections to as they grow. I have one of those for my kid and it shoots great.  they have them at fleetfarm best price.
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September 09/10/10, 05:39:36 PM Reply #2

Offline beeker

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Re: changing stock?
not sure on the 870... but the gun is so common you could pick up a stock and just cut it.
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