[JACK]

For those making their own "Glove" stocks, here are some pics of Perazzi glove stocks. I'll do some addl pics if you need something specific not shown. First a Righty.

 

[JACK]

and now a lefty

 

[dustmaker]

"Glove" stocks??? Thanks for posting the pics but I have to ask, what is the purpose/benefit of this stock configuration.

 

[JACK]

dust. Its a euro thing. They do feel good to th hand.

 

[bigbore613]

Maybe a flinch reducer? Jeff

 

[skeet_man]

They put your hand in the same position every time, and help keep it from moving under recoil for two shot games. Anyone using an EVO-COMP stock has one, and a lot of wood stock shooters have them as well (ISSF shooters).

I think they are advantageous IF the fit the shooters hand properly. I wouldn't mind trying one if I were having a custom stock made, but I'm not sure I'd buy a pre-made stock that way.

Worst case scenario if you don't like it, just grind it off and you have a traditional grip.

I've thought about making my PFS grip into a "glove grip" but it might make opening the gun a pain since I'm a lefty and have to PUSH rather than PULL the top lever to open it, and the "horn" might get in the way.

 

[JACK]

Bill S. I sent you another PM

 

[Setterman]

"thumb recoilers"

 

[dead on 4]

I'm a lefty like Ian and tried a Perazzi left hand version with adjustable comb, it felt great and seemed to give more control. I wasn't ready to bust out $1,500. May have done so If didn't have three PFS.

Surfer

 

[JACK]

No. The lefty was a custom made at the Perazzi factory and the fellwo went there to get fitted. 5 grand later this stock shipped to the states.

But now I see what you mean. Yes that is a band saw issue. the stock is SC height for what it is worth.Both are. It may me aftermarket. I already put it away.

 

[skeet_man]

Surfer- Did you find the horn got in the way of opening the gun normally?

 

[ebsurveyor]

Allem is making them.

 

[dead on 4]

Ian,

I had to loosen my grip reach for the lever. I've had several Perazzi's all except one that had a large radius grip and the glove fit I could open without letting up on my grip, I do however have small hands. The short answer, it wasn't that big of deal,

Surfer

 

[JACK]

I own both stocks

 

[SHOOTOFF KING]

Sure would help with locking the wood to the shoulder. Should help keeping your head in the right place. If the gun fits the better you shoot .

 

[jrb100]

I would think a correct size palm swell would keep your hand in the same nearly every time also.Mine does


joe

 

[skeet_man]

Joe- Maybe wrong pics, but what you posted does not show a "glove grip" style stock that we are talking about.

 

[jobe24]

who makes these in Missouri, Wenig?

 

[JACK]

I'll sell them. $1500 per set. Forends are matched.

 

[mark936]

Non drop out trigger-- lefty?