There are a few things you can do depending on how much you need to increase your LOP. Spacers, longer butt pad, or get an actual LOP adjuster. How much do you need to increase it? Josh
So then you have a LOP adjuster. There a many different designs and styles. I don't have experience with any of them, but I'm sure someone that does will chime in with someone who installs a good one. Josh
Then here is the Graco LOP adjuster. Click on the picture to get to the website.<br><br> <br><br>
There are many different gunsmiths who install this type of unit. Hope this helps, Josh.
For your price limit of $400 you should be able to get what you want and installed and get change. As Josh indicated there are lots of excellent stock guys out there that supply the hardware and do this kind of work. Where do you live? Someone will be able to recommend someone close to you. Bill Malcolm
Pictured here is one of my newest installations with the newly updated Hart LOP Adjuster. My website hasn't been updated with the new image and it still shows the older version of the adjuster. Pricing is the same as the replaced version.
This new adjuster features design ideas coordinated by both Greg Hissem Stockworks and Hart Systems. I feel this is the most user friendly and least bulky LOP Adjuster on the market. You adjust the pad positioning through a single point through the back of the pad and adjust the LOP by 1/8" increments through the side of the unit.
Check it out and contact my through my website if I can be of assistance.
On the Hart LOP Adjuster, the pad can rotate 360 degrees, has sideways adjustment capability of 3/8" each way from center, and can be adjusted for drop up to 1 1/8" in it's normal setting with an alternate adaptation to give you a total drop capability of 1 3/4" if need be.
So, the normal cast off at the toe and drop at heel that most shooters use and can benefit from are easily attained.
I install my own lop buttplate using my Bump-Buster hardware without the recoil suppression parts. It is the only lop buttplate on the market that is later upgradeable to a fully adjustable recoil reduction system. The conversion takes 10 minutes.
No, the Hart LOP Adjuster doesn't have pitch adjustment capability. David Hart wanted the installation to remain as sleek as possible and most of the adjustable pitch buttplates get a bit bulky. The entire system looks like a higher quality intstallation if we incorporate any known pitch changes into the stock cut. Country Gentleman makes a good adjustable pitch buttplate if that fits your needs better.
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