Stocks for Remington

The Remington 870 is mechanically well-established — its reliability record is not the question. For competition and training use, the question is how consistently you can mount it. A pump-action shotgun technique depends entirely on the repeatability of the mount: the same length of pull, the same cheek position, the same eye alignment every time the gun comes to the shoulder. A stock matched to your build removes the compensation the factory stock requires for anyone who does not match its assumed dimensions. On an 870 with an optic, cheek weld height is the most direct variable: a comb that meets your face at the right height means the dot is there immediately, not after you adjust.