[FencePost]

How would I do that? Maybe 8 to 12 ounces. I was thinking maybe stick on wheel weights. I guess they would stay stuck.
Thank you, Fencepost.

 

[hmb]

Sounds like a good idea. HMB

 

[dgh]

Is it hollow behind the recoil pad?

Pour in shot

DGH

 

[FencePost]

Yes it is DGH. It's like a dance hall in there. Not like any wood stock I've ever seen where there is a 1/2 to 1 inch hole bored down the middle for the receiver nut to go onto the receiver. It's just like a shell of a stock, very thin plastic and very open on the inside. I could probably stuff a thin raincoat and lots of other stuff in there. On other wood stocked guns I have I do as you are thinking with the shot, lead dowel or put in some kind of a deadmule or mercury type mule. Actually I find a proper length of lead dowel seems to work just as good as any type mule I've ever tried of the same weight. I may have to try the wheel weights. It won't cost to much to do that. I just need enough weight to take the edge off the recoil. I'm already using 7/8 oz shot loads but just need a tad more re-coil reduction so I can shoot more than 4 rounds a week.
Thank you from California.

 

[redfin1956]

I have a 8 oz fishing sinker wraped in a rag stuck in mine, shot is too expensive

 

[reyper]

Not sure how the Mossberg stock looks or the thread of the stock bolt but check out the Beretta 390 stock weights by Graco. I have one in a synthetic stock to balance the gun and it couldn't be any easier. Just screw it on. Hope this helps. Good shooting, Rey