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    It's great that there's a option available for a shorter stock without the indignity of buying a "youth" anything. Just how much easier/quicker is it to switch the furniture on these?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thopkins22 View Post
    It's great that there's a option available for a shorter stock without the indignity of buying a "youth" anything. Just how much easier/quicker is it to switch the furniture on these?
    Pull the key up, rotate, slide the stock off. Slide on the new stock and reverse the process. The whole process is tool less.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMR View Post
    Pull the key up, rotate, slide the stock off. Slide on the new stock and reverse the process. The whole process is tool less.
    It's good to see Mossberg (anyone really) feature an option like this! I've already had to go through the hoops to locate a Hogue youth model and replaced my 590's OEM buttstock. But it's nice to see new guns with this.
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    It'd be even better if Mossy did something for the 930 series buttstock. Thus far nobody has attempted.

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    Shortening the 930 is a bigger feat. The junk In the trunk of the stock only leave a small ability to shorten it. That a lot of smiths are looking at ways to shorten it, and a stock company is looking at trimming the stock it self down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMR View Post
    Shortening the 930 is a bigger feat. The junk In the trunk of the stock only leave a small ability to shorten it. That a lot of smiths are looking at ways to shorten it, and a stock company is looking at trimming the stock it self down.
    Yep exactly. I've done 2 stock LOP reductions on 930s and overall length cut was only about 3/4-7/8" max with out messing with the action spring housing (technically the housing threads on the end are shaved down but not enough to where it is invasive to the housing itself) and keeping the stock recoil pad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMR View Post
    Shortening the 930 is a bigger feat. The junk In the trunk of the stock only leave a small ability to shorten it. That a lot of smiths are looking at ways to shorten it, and a stock company is looking at trimming the stock it self down.
    I've heard that too. All I want is an Urbino and I'd be happy.

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