Reviews & Ratings for Tacfire Remington 870 Stock Kit/M4 Style Stock — 9 reviews — Page 1

As others have mentioned, the angle of this thing makes no sense. It also feels extremely cheap.

Looks great works well and is lighter than stock 870 stock

I put this on my 870 and immediately took it off. This puts the stock at an awkward downward angle which only gets worse as you extend it out, which really defeats the purpose of getting this. Really didn't like the cheap buttstock it came with, very low quality feel with no rubber for shoulder grip/ comfort. Yes you can obviously put a different buttstock on, but the awful angle is still there.

The only thing I did not like that there was no rubber on the butt stock

The stock collapse after every shot i can actually just hit the back of the stock and it moves i wouldn't recommend this to anyone save up and get an actual name brand stock don't waste your time and money on this junk i was disappointed to see this after the all good feed back but take this review how it is maybe i got a bad stock

Nothing too fancy or frilly here. What you see is what you get. I put this stock on an Akkar Churchill and it fit up just fine with some help from the local hardware store. Might want to put some sort of padding on the butt if that’s what you prefer though. Fits comfortably in the hand. I also like the option to be able to tighten the shell holder. Only reason I didn’t give it a ‘5’ is because it didn’t completely blow me away. Very solid upgrade especially for the price.

It shipped fast and arrived on time . The fit was spot on didn’t have to modify in anyway. It fit my Remington 870 magnum from 1967 perfect. I would recommend this product if you want AR adjustable stock on your shotgun . Well worth the price if that’s what your looking for .

The stock arrived in perfect condition and was packaged with care to prevent damage to the parts. After putting the stock together, I went to mount it on my Remington 870. There seemed to be one minor problem - the shell holder prevented the pistol grip to fit into the receptacle on the gun. After some analysis, it was evident that the shell holder was preventing the stock from being mounted (I must stop here. I have a mount for optics by Leupold attached to my shotgun and it, along with the shell holder prevented the mounting, so it was NOT simply the shell holder's fault.) So, I modified the shell holder to only hold 2 shells and the problem was solved. Yes, if I had a Remington 870 just out of the box, I am sure the stock would have fit with no problem, but I have had the shotgun for over two decades and have done just a little bit of modification to it. So, if you have a brand new shotgun, this is for you. If you have done any modifications at all, consider what I have written. Had the shell holder been mounted on the pistol grip just a few millimeters back (this is a hint to the Tacfire manufacturers), there would have been no problem and it would fit any 870, even with modifications. So, I will give it 5 stars as it does what it says it will do. And the modification only took away a single shell so all in all, this is a good investment in my opinion. I learned that a stock is essential the hard way. With a pistol grip only, I ended up tearing my rotator cuff in my right...
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