ATI is now selling an adapter to mount an AR-15-compatible stock on a 12 gauge Mossberg (500, 535, 590, and 835), Remington (870) and Winchester (1200 and 1300) shotguns.
The Talon mounting system, including the pistol grip, has a low MSRP of MSRP of $44.99. With the 6-position stock pictured above it costs $134.99.
I’ve got their side folding stock on my Mossberg 500, it folds up nice and small, but there’s a ton of wobble when it’s extended. It’s good enough, but not real good. I look forward to replacing it with something better.
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0I am very happy with the ATI furniture on my AK
0 0The marketing materials for this stock say it “removes limitations from spring and piston type recoil suppression systems”. I’m pretty happy with the spring system in the Knoxx stock (which retails for about the same price) that I have on my Mossberg. I’d be curious to hear from people who have shot with both stocks to find out how they compare.
0 0From my personal experience, the majority of ATI’s products are inexpensive, cheesy, and longing. The price is always right with ATI but you get what you pay for. They’re cheesy and longing because at a glance they appear to be everything you want. A closer look and physical inspection will reveal cheap materials and construction. Yes it will give you the tacticool look you were going for, but personally you won’t be satisfied with the fit and finish. Some people will be able to live with it, but I personally am not satisfied with airsoft-grade components.
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I’ve got their side folding stock on my Mossberg 500, it folds up nice and small, but there’s a ton of wobble when it’s extended. It’s good enough, but not real good. I look forward to replacing it with something better.
I am very happy with the ATI furniture on my AK
The marketing materials for this stock say it “removes limitations from spring and piston type recoil suppression systems”. I’m pretty happy with the spring system in the Knoxx stock (which retails for about the same price) that I have on my Mossberg. I’d be curious to hear from people who have shot with both stocks to find out how they compare.
From my personal experience, the majority of ATI’s products are inexpensive, cheesy, and longing. The price is always right with ATI but you get what you pay for. They’re cheesy and longing because at a glance they appear to be everything you want. A closer look and physical inspection will reveal cheap materials and construction. Yes it will give you the tacticool look you were going for, but personally you won’t be satisfied with the fit and finish. Some people will be able to live with it, but I personally am not satisfied with airsoft-grade components.