Thinking about pistol grip/ steady grip for my Benelli. Do you all like them?

[WVhuntEER]

Looks like the price to get a steady grip in my APG camo is 166.00    Do you guys think it is worth the price?  I have never shot a pistol grip but have been contemplating buying one since I got my gun a couple of years ago.   Just curious what you all think? 

[TrophyTracker]

I use one on mine, and would Never go back. The control I have while sitting at the bottom of a tree is Amazing. The way the recoil is spread more evenly between your hand and shoulder also makes a big difference. The only changes I suggest are adding a sling swivel to the bottom, and a Limbsaver recoil pad to replace the solid rubber factory one.

[BOFF]

Love mine. Easier to control; rest on my knee; etc. It's on a M2.

I actually shot a turkey one handed off to my right side and slightly behind me. I was able to pick up the gun and swing it, aim, and shoot, when he went behind a big oak. Only moved my arm, gun, and  turned my head in the process. No way I believe I could have done that with a regular stock.


God Bless,
David B.

[vaturkey]

I've had my Benelli SBE2 for 5 years now & wish every day that I would have gotten the pistol grip stock. I have shot several of them & they shoulder & feel great. I just cant justify 150.00- 160.00 for a pistolgrip stock. If I could find a good deal on an Advantage Timber one I would get it.


  vaturkey   

[rbreedi1]

If anyone needs a black one, shoot me a message. I've got a new one I'll sell for a good deal.

[reynolds243]

i have a stoeger (somewhat benelli) and would not ever go back to turkey hunting without a pistol grip. IMO it is a game changer!

[WVhuntEER]

Thanks,  you guys are awesome!   Very helpful!

[WVhuntEER]

I use one on mine, and would Never go back. The control I have while sitting at the bottom of a tree is Amazing. The way the recoil is spread more evenly between your hand and shoulder also makes a big difference. The only changes I suggest are adding a sling swivel to the bottom, and a Limbsaver recoil pad to replace the solid rubber factory one.

Would the recoil pad on the comfortech stock fit the pistol grip? 

[ccleroy]

Would the recoil pad on the comfortech stock fit the pistol grip? 

No, the steady grip stock does not accept a standard screw in pad, the one that works for it is a slip in pad.

[SKFOOTER]

Would the recoil pad on the comfortech stock fit the pistol grip?  

No, the steady grip stock does not accept a standard screw in pad, the one that works for it is a slip in pad.

That's only on the M2/SBEII.  The M1/SBE still take the screw on pad and thru trial and error, I found a Limbsaver pad that fit the steadigrip I put on my M1.  I'll check when I get home and post what stock number it is.

[ccleroy]

Would the recoil pad on the comfortech stock fit the pistol grip? 

No, the steady grip stock does not accept a standard screw in pad, the one that works for it is a slip in pad.

That's only on the M2/SBEII.  The M1/SBE still take the screw on pad and thru trial and error, I found a Limbsaver pad that fit the steadigrip I put on my M1.  I'll check when I get home and post what stock number it is.

Funny,I've got one that came on a SBE 1 and it does not accept the screw in pad.....I would love to find thicker pads for it but I have searched to no avail .....finally found a good one when I went with the speedfeed series stock for it and like the grip a lot better than the Benelli line.

[SKFOOTER]

The Limbsaver pad that I put on my Steadigrip stock for my M1 is Limbsaver Model #10111.  It fits like a glove.  I just had to drill another hole in the pad to mount it.   

[rebelman]

If you are going to sell your regular stock to offset the cost I'd be interested in buying it if it is in APG camo.

[wareagle22]

Will a pistol grip for a SBE II fit on a SBE I?   I have been looking for one and see lots for the II/M2 but very few choices for the I/M1?

[SKFOOTER]

No.  I asked Benelli that same question.  They are different stocks.