I had posted this before but I figured I would repost due to the crash.
I bought a 1187 thumbhole stock off the Remington close-out site. rebored the threw hole to 3/4" and shazam. A thumbhole stock for $29 plus shipping. I know that the camo dont match but I have not had a turkey complain yet. Here is the link to the site:
http://www.remingtoncountrystore.com/partsPaging.aspx?layout=0&number=3&catalogid=1&categoryid=3586&topcat=1038
Here are the before and after pics:
(http://i740.photobucket.com/albums/xx49/mebasser69/68d284a6.jpg)
(http://i740.photobucket.com/albums/xx49/mebasser69/a2eba1c6.jpg)
(http://i740.photobucket.com/albums/xx49/mebasser69/f5c4f38b.jpg)
There is a slite issue with where the stock meets the receiver:
(http://i740.photobucket.com/albums/xx49/mebasser69/1ec35e84.jpg)
wish I had seen this before I ordered my stuff from the Remington site. I like the looks of your rig.
Thanks Pullit. I had posted it on the board before the crash but I am sure it had been pushed way down the board.
can you just do a little work on the inlet on the stock and make it fit better?
Quote from: pullit on February 08, 2011, 10:44:32 PM
can you just do a little work on the inlet on the stock and make it fit better?
I am sure I could if I could find my dremel but most of my stuff is packed up in storage due to having a house on the market for sale. Need one outside of B'ham Ala.? It would not take much to make the stock look like it came from the factory but for 29 bucks, I can live with it for this season. I am sure a piece of neoprene as a washer would be a quick fix.
thanks basser
With a little inletting you can get a good fit. I tried posting but the files is to big. If you look where the action spring tube goes into the receiver you'll see you need to open the stock up a little there and where the trigger guard meets the stock. You'll like the thumbhole stock.
The first thing I should have said was Basser was a big help when I did mine.
I did the same thing and posted about it last year (thread gone)-all I did different was to put a bead of silicone in the void.
I remember that post of yours. Please post up some pics of the finished stock. Inquring minds want to know. Me being one of them. Heck, this is show and tell
Here's mine.
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I bought the same stock for my SP-10 and it was a perfect fit. No modifications at all, except a different recoil pad. Buy a "grind to fit" one. The one Remington sells for that stock costs way more than the stock.
Ok guys, the ones of y'all that have change stocks, which recoil pad did you go with? I have been looking at the limbsavers but I am not sure which slip on to get. I only have two weeks till the season opens and I need to get busy. Thanks!
I'm using the one off the orginal stock it's not bad and cheap too. I do love a Simms however I'm not sure how it would fit due to the check rest. The Simms slip-on did tame that BPS 10 of mine and that dog barked.
Thanks, "I hate" I never thought about pulling off the original from the walnut stock that came on the gun. Kind of hard but it will work. I guess the 72 pounds that I am toting will make up the difference. Thanks for the tip on it.
Glad I could help. Now I'm not shooting those Nitros like you just the Hevi 13"s. But I'm cheap.
that is one bad looking 10ga after the transformation
very nice
Is your shooting more accurate with the thumb hole stock ? Nice looking job even with the gap ,most people wouldn't notice it anyway !
I would not say it is more accurate but it feels a whole lot better in my hands.
Certain contorted positions a gobbler can make you shoot from, having the thumb hole stock option would allow less movement at critical times.
I just installed a thumbhole conversion stock on my SP-10. The stock is wood, wiith a raised comb, much like a rifle stock would be made. My original stock was synthetic, so it's not going to work.
Remington makes a wood shotgun and a wood rifle Supercell pad.
Which wood Supercell recoil pad do I need to make the proper fit?
Thanks,
Gman