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10-11-2022, 19:49 #11
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Re: Win 1300 Defender - newby to shotguns question
The synthetic stock must fit straight like the wooden stock. Check is there is a burr preventing it seating properly. Also measure length on both sides from the pad to the edge where is goes in the receiver body of the gun. maybe you got a factory flaw stock.
PS. Im still crying crocodile tears every time I see a Winchester 1300 with synthetic stock and fore end as I sold mine a while back.
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02-12-2022, 23:13 #12
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03-12-2022, 10:31 #13
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Re: Win 1300 Defender - newby to shotguns question
So I was wondering this too, but then I also thought maybe he loads the more traditional way of keeping the gun in the shoulder and single loading.
Only person I know who loads quads well with a pistol grip is Taran Butler, everyone else I know says it's much easier to manipulate the gun into a loading position with a traditional type stock when loading doubles or quads.
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04-12-2022, 21:19 #14
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Re: Win 1300 Defender - newby to shotguns question
It took me a long time to get hold of a straight stock for my Fabarms Sat8. I am still running it with the straight stock.
I currently load dueces, have not yet mustered up the courage to open the loading port.
At a time I had a Hogue synthetic stock on my Defender 1300 but I sold that to a buddy, it didn't work for me but he loves it. I run mag tube extension to take 9 in the pipe on both my shotguns. The rest are stock standard.
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25-10-2023, 22:23 #15
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Re: Win 1300 Defender - newby to shotguns question
These guys sell an adapter for the Win 1300 Defender if you can get it into RSA, as they don't ship outside the USA.
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1648410a
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