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Mossberg Turkey Gun Build

Started by crucible7, February 15, 2024, 05:11:32 PM

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crucible7

I decided last year to go back to my first turkey gun and turn it into a dedicated turkey killer. It's an older model Mossberg 500 20 ga with a 28" modified barrel. I killed my first few birds with this gun so I have an attachment to it.

I ended up putting a 22" threaded barrel on it and added a Carlson's LBXR .568 choke.

I also put a Mossy Oak Graphics New Bottomland camo wrap on it.

I plan to have it drilled and tapped for an optic at some point.

My question to y'all is: What recommendations would you make for a recoil pad? I want to change out the old original pad that's hard as a rock

Any help would be appreciated!






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runngun

Kick-eez. I refuse to use Limbsavers anymore. I used to swear by them until I had 5 pads come slap apart on my guns. They literally melted. 1st time I thought I might have gotten skeeter spay on 1 until I checked the rest of my guns. Wasn't just mine, changed out 2 others for others.

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ColemantownHC

Nice build. My first dedicated turkey gun was an 835 and goodness did it pile up some birds. I like the limbsaver but like runngun mentioned, they have gotten to be hit or miss. I think they may have finally sorted out, but the Kick-eez is a solid choice also.

crucible7

Thanks for the help guys. I ended up going with what I could get locally - a slip on Limbsaver pad. Hopefully it will hold up. I also added a cheek pad/pouch, a vent rib mount from Meadow Creek and an AT3 ARO reflex sight.

She's coming together. Now to get her patterned and ready for the season!




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Tom007

Nice job! Looking forward to seeing your patterns......