This year at the grand I am planning to check out and hopefully buy a new gun. I have shot my friends KX-6 special with the rollover comb and I absolutely love it, I shot a 25 straight first round I ever used it. Now I am obviously thinking about getting that gun but it is only a single barrel and the K-80 combo is a big step up at an already high price. So with that I have been thinking if I should get something like a Browning 725 combo and get one with a stock where I can adjust the comb left or right. I am wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to make that type of adjustable comb feel similar to how the Rollover comb on the KX-6 feels. Or maybe is it possible to have a rollover comb made for a good price? Also if anyone can recommend any guns with a similar feel at a lower price would be appreciated.
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Once you get a custom rollover stock, or comb, you will not want to shoot another gun without one, or as well anyway. They are just so comfortable with the even pressure on the cheek, and no real pressure points. Some people the comb may fit comfortably right from the manufacture.
If it is adjustable, and you need to move the comb, make sure the custom comb piece is deep enough so that edge is lower. Also, it does not hurt to alter the stock cut out section with a bevel, so that the sharp edge is not there. If it is a custom comb, you will not require a whole lot of movement anyway, unless significant weight gain/loss or other changes occur.
Below is a custom comb I made for a lefty that wanted a higher POI, and a roll over comb. It fit him perfectly, so he wanted it done. Did not get chance to match up the stain/wood, so he would get it back. Did not care about the look, and the stain did not take real deep anyway.
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If it is adjustable, and you need to move the comb, make sure the custom comb piece is deep enough so that edge is lower. Also, it does not hurt to alter the stock cut out section with a bevel, so that the sharp edge is not there. If it is a custom comb, you will not require a whole lot of movement anyway, unless significant weight gain/loss or other changes occur.
Below is a custom comb I made for a lefty that wanted a higher POI, and a roll over comb. It fit him perfectly, so he wanted it done. Did not get chance to match up the stain/wood, so he would get it back. Did not care about the look, and the stain did not take real deep anyway.
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