Depends. If you mean, pistol grip plus buttstock, no. If you mean PGO, yes. 
Tried it and can't stand it, especially with slugs (ouch!).
Pistol grip only makes hitting moving targets and arms retention problematic.
All though I like the control when shooting the pistol grip and butt stock combo offers, it lacks the ability to effectively allow butt stroking an assailant or blocking without shifting ones hold on the weapon. So for close quarters engagement like home defense I prefer the standard stock configuration in wood.
Pat
All though I like the control when shooting the pistol grip and butt stock combo offers, it lacks the ability to effectively allow butt stroking an assailant or blocking without shifting ones hold on the weapon. So for close quarters engagement like home defense I prefer the standard stock configuration in wood.
Pat
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Both of my shotties have pistol grips, but both also have folding stocks. That way I can shoot however I feel the need to at the time.
LOL well just promoting the brand!
Actually that one is my personal gun so I love to show it off.
as well you should
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Hi Bob, probably don't recognize me, but I am a poster over at the Saiga12 forum also.
The Saiga 12 shotgun is a hoot to shoot, and the 20 rd drum makes it that much more fun!
Well I can't let you go it alone here! lol
Here's a video I made for a friend to take back to Kalifornia to show them what they miss by living in a communist state. It isn't even a great run because I didn't have a good stance. It was fun though!
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I challenge anyone to deliver a payload like that with a pistol grip only shotty in that time frame.
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