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URBINO TACTICAL SHOTGUN BUTTSTOCKS

URBINO TACTICAL SHOTGUN BUTTSTOCKS Reviews & Ratings

Pistol grip stock of rugged, fiberglass-reinforced nylon polymer has a short 12½" (31.7cm) length of pull that makes it easy to shoulder and maneuver when you’re wearing body armor. The removable, five-position cheek riser helps you position your head for best alignment with an optic while maintaining a solid cheekweld. Pistol grip has ample contact surface with deep horizontal grooves for a secure grasp and excellent weapon control. Shock-absorbing padding on the backstrap helps protect your hand from recoil, while the Limbsaver® recoil pad helps reduce felt recoil. Includes a 1¼" slot rear sling loop, plus a stud on the underside for a QD sling swivel. Models available for the Remington 870, Mossberg 930 and Benelli M1014.


SPECS: Injection-molded, glass-filled nylon, Black, Coyote, or O.D. Green. 12Ѕ" (31.7cm) length of pull. 2-1?8" (5.4cm) wide, 7Ѕ" (19cm) tall with cheek riser at highest elevation. 1 lb., 10 oz. (748g) wt. All mounting hardware and installation instructions included.


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Reviews Summary
URBINO TACTICAL SHOTGUN BUTTSTOCK is frequently praised for its superior ergonomics, shorter length of pull, and comfort, particularly for tactical use. Though installation is easy for many, some experienced minor issues or required modifications. Generally, users report enhanced shotgun handling and reduced recoil, making it a top choice for shotgunners.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Ergonomics and Comfort
76%
Reviewers consistently highlight the improved ergonomics and comfort of the URBINO TACTICAL stock. The shorter length of pull is particularly appreciated for tactical applications, making the shotguns more manageable and quicker to shoulder, especially with added body armor or optics.
Installation Experience
58%
Many users found the installation process straightforward, but there were some mentions of difficulties requiring adjustments or modifications. Overall, though, the majority praise the ease of fitting, leading to a solid feel once mounted.
Quality and Durability
68%
The quality and durability of the URBINO stock receive high praise, with several users remarking on its robust construction and the effectiveness of the Limbsaver recoil pad in reducing felt recoil during shooting. This aspect contributes significantly to user satisfaction.
Fit Across Various Shotgun Models
28%
Reviews indicate that while the stock fits many popular shotgun models well, some users encountered issues with specific guns that may require additional parts or modifications. This has been a point of concern for a minority of users.
Customer Satisfaction
82%
Overall customer satisfaction is notably high, with many expressing that the URBINO stock has transformed their shotgun experience positively. It is seen as a worthwhile investment for both tactical operations and personal use.
4
Nice pistol grip stock
After buying my Mossberg 930, I was in the market for a pistol stock and came upon the Urbino brand. I decide to make the purchase and since installing it, I like the feel and overall weight of the weapon. I do have, however, a bit of concern for the sling mount that is placed into the slot towards the rear of the stock. It rattles and for the intended use of my shotgun, I do not like the extra noise it makes. The choice of the other mounting point adapters (directly behind the receiver) are good to have. Overall, if it weren't for the rattling piece, I would've given this product a 5 star rating.
4
Urbino for a M1S90 HK/Benelli
Shortened LOP greatly improves handling; especially for average build shooters. So much better/faster to shoulder than with the OEM stock. An absolute must for the Benelli when wearing body armor. With the HK M1S90 and no optics, you don't need the cheek weld riser so now you have the ridges on each side for nothing. The rear of the pistol grip is a bit square but for me wasn't a deal breaker. Lastly, although the fit is great, there's a gap between the rear of the trigger guard and the pistol grip that doesn't effect performance but just doesn't look good either. This may only be the case for the M1S90 and not the other Benellis. Bottomline: The Urbino greatly enhances performance and that alone makes it worth it.