Product Description
Urbino® Pistol Grip Stock for Beretta 1301 with standard buttpad, no riser
Mesa Tactical offers a shortened length of pull stock, known as the “Urbino” stock, for Benelli, Mossberg, an Remington and Beretta 1301 semi-automatic shotguns. The Urbino stock kit is very popular in our law enforcement market due to the shorter length of pull, allowing the user to wear body armor or bulky clothing without extending their reach.
The reduced length-of-pull (LoP) makes the Urbino the first truly tactical stock for the Beretta 1301 tactical shotgun. The Urbino Tactical stock, is a fixed-length pistol grip shotgun stock made from injection-molded glass-filled nylon. Developed to meet the needs of law enforcement and military operators, the rugged Urbino Tactical stock features a 12 1/2″ inch LoP, soft urethane rubber grip, optional Limbsaver® butt pad, optional adjustable cheek riser and a variety of flexible sling mounting options. All hardware included, no gunsmithing necessary to install.
FEATURES
- Injection-molded in glass-filled nylon, the stock features a 12 ½” inch length of pull (LoP)
- Shock-absorbing rubber grip sleeve reduces shooter fatigue
- The standard buttpad contains a positive locking system that will hold the adjustments in place without slipping
- Includes Benelli-style rear sling loops for 1 1/4 inch sling webbing
- Includes a QD style sling swivel that fits in a hole in the lower rear of the stock
MOSSBERG 930
Installing the Urbino tactical stock on the Mossberg 930 shotgun is fundamentally different from the simple stock swaps discussed above. As with most semi-automatic shotguns, the Mossberg 930 shotgun features a return spring tube that runs from the rear of the receiver down through the inside of the buttstock. The return spring forces the bolt back into battery after every shot. The Mossberg 930 shotgun comes from the factory with a very long spring tube, in fact too long for the Urbino tactical stock’s shortened length of pull. The Urbino tactical stock kit for the Mossberg 930 therefore includes a replacement return spring and return spring tube, as well as tools to help with the swap.
The Urbino tactical stock swap for the Mossberg 930 comprises the following steps:
1. Remove factory stock;
2. Remove factory return spring tube and return spring;
3. Install shortened return spring and return spring tube;
4. Install Urbino tactical stock.
Other Details
WARRANTY All Mesa Tactical products are made in the USA of high quality materials and include LIFETIME WARRANTY. Mesa Tactical warrants that all products are free from defective material and workmanship and, subject to the conditions set forth below, agrees to repair or replace any part of a product that proves defective by reason of improper workmanship or materials without charge for parts and labor. In no event will Mesa Tactical be liable for damages, lost revenue, lost wages, lost savings or any other incidental or consequential damages arising from purchase, use or inability to use this product. No express or implied warranty is madefor Mesa Tactical product damaged by accidents, misuse, natural or personal disaster, or any unauthorized disassembly, repair or modification. Mesa Tactical’s warranty covers only repair or replacement of defective Mesa Tactical products. *No export license is required for most international destinations.Product Videos
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Great stock
The stock does mount loosely as others have stated. But when tightened correctly it appears to not move. Only time will tell if it is a problem. The sling mount in the center of the stock is loose fitting and clinks around. Other than that I love the stock.
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Good addition with one flaw
This is my second install - the other on an M2. This greatly improves the handling of the 1301 and shortens the LOP and overall length by about an inch. Not bad. The one fairly decent drawback is that the stock will rotate on the rear receiver unless the mounting bolt is rock solid. Even installed, you can still rotate the grip off center with moderate force. No stud or other device to lock it in place. Other than that...
