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The stock is highly adjustable and lives up to its name. Felt recoil is also adjustable, which is a significant reason for many shooters to own one. Haven't used any of the other recoil reduction systems on the market, but can verify that this one works, and it works very well.
67 posts · Joined 2014. #1 · Apr 15, 2014. Early on in my introduction to shotguns and trap shooting some here suggested reading the Stock Fitter's Bible by Rollin Oswald. Part way into the book the author makes mention of Precision Fit Stocks. After further reading it seems like a perfect solution to my newly acquired left handed Beretta 687 ...
gun with pfs stock (and aftermarket chokes) = 4026 grams (chokes are heavy, factory chokes 19g and aftermarket 35. multiplied by 2 = 32gram weight at the end of the barrel... and center of mass is still 1inch behind a hinge pin) factory gun (686 sporting. "heavy"one with ventilated midrib 30"! barrels) = 3595.
308 posts · Joined 2007. #15 · Jul 11, 2008. I've only been shooting clays since Feb 2007. I've had a precision fit stock for a little over a year now. My first Beretta o/u sporting stock did not fit well at all and I was shooting over skeet targets consistently, as well as getting pounded by 1 1/8oz Gun Club loads.
ShootingStar. 7055 posts · Joined 2003. #4 · May 7, 2006. Barry, No doubt the Precision Fit Stock is a very functional system, and if you really need instant and infinite adjustability, it's probably one of the best choices out there. To my eye they look like a high tech, space-age prosthetic leg :lol: , but I have shot a gun equipped with ...
TSK, Ergosign, Precision Fit Stock (PFS), and the Grip+. I believe the best stock out of the box is the Ergosign. It has the best standard grip and their ordering process is pretty thorough, which should get you close enough via the measurements you provide to getting a stock for life.
How many people use a Precision Fit Stock for sporting clays. I made a bet with my wife if she got good scores at some sporting clay coarse or beat one of the other guys we shoot with I would get her a PFS for her gun.
The PFS Stock was originally designed by Vern Brown in the late 1990's, I believe. The company has since been purchased by Bob within the past few years. Both Vern and Bob are tremendous people to work with, very responsive, and helpful. Steve Rademacher - responding above - is the General Manager of Target Shotguns / Precision Fit Stocks.
Steve, the stock has a compression system with a bolt that you either loosen or tighten. This adjusts how much or little the stock compresses when fired. Your not supposed to remove the bolt all the way. What they did instead of using springs, is utilize about 200 or so small spring steel washers that have a slight curve in them.
4 posts · Joined 2014. #1 · Mar 20, 2014. I am getting ready to get my first trap gun. Everything I read says git fit is the most important aspect of a trap gun. I have no idea what I like as far as personal fit goes, so it seems like it would be difficult for me to make a good decision on a gun that fits me. I found Precision Fit Stocks ...