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Hogue Shotgun Buttstock Adapter Kit Pro-Gard Industries 3 lbs for optimal balance
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Hogue Shotgun Buttstock Adapter Kit Pro Gard Industries 3 lbs for optimal balance 3 lbs for optimal balance of protection and comfort Designed for expandable baton Extended baton can be reholstered Fits 16 (40 Brand: Hogue Specs Precision fit for Remington 870 (12 Gauge) Shotguns Adapter Material: Fiber reinforced polymer Tamer Pistol Grip Material: OverMolded rubber with finger grooves Collapsible Buttstock Material: OverMolded rubber & skeletonized reinforced polymer Color: Black Kit Includes Polymer Buttstock Adapter OverMolded Tamer Pistol Grip OverMolded Collapsible Buttstock for AR 15 style rifles with advanced recoil absorbing butt pad All necessary mounting hardware Grip Features Finger grooves naturally position fingers for optimal grip Made from long lasting
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