Beartooth™ StockGuard
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- Protects your gun stock
- Easy to put on and take off
- Will not slip, slide, or stretch out
- Holds extra rounds of ammo
Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 7
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Outdoorsman16 good deal
Bought this for my 12 guage 870, and works great, holds the shells, protects the stock and even makes the stock feel less cold. If only it came with a precut eye for where your sling goes.
October 2, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by cain2011 just works
it does exactly what it should, holds shells and doesnt slip. I would recommend that you take the but stock off the gun to make it easier to install.
April 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by BamaHunter12 Perfect for duck hunting
I got one of these for my 20 gauge and it works great it takes a while to get it on your gun but it works grea. it can hold the shells well and also it good for using in water and doesn't get dirty to easily.
February 14, 2010
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Yes .Actually I installed mine on a Savage accustock and I put a piece of foam under it ti create a cheek piece.Answers
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No. You can do it yourself quite easily though.Iinstructions come with it explaining the proceedure to use . It would be nice if it was already done though.
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Sadly no, but all you need to do is put it on the stock, mark it with a marker where the hole needs to be and cut a hole with a knife or scissors. It only took me about 5 minutesAnswers
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There are 2 types of rifle Stockguards. The one with ammunition loops would not work on a left handed gun as the bullets would be against your cheek unless they make a lefty which I did not see advertised. They make one called a smoothie with no ammunition loops and this would fit a left handed rifle.A:
Probably not a good idea. It holds the shells on the right side of the stock which would be where a left handed shooters face should be.A:
yes, you can build it right or left handed, depending on where you place the pads.1 of 1
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