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Posted By: shaman Pistol Grips - 01/31/17
I was looking over everyone's dedicated turkey guns in the other thread. I saw a lot of pistol grips on the shotguns.

I'm wondering: of what benefit is a pistol grip in turkey hunting? Is it the cool factor or something more?

Posted By: Bearcat74 Re: Pistol Grips - 01/31/17

The ones I've fooled with make holding the gun for an extended time more comfortable and stable. For me they help with recoil on the big kickers with 3.5" cannon fodder.
Posted By: pullit Re: Pistol Grips - 01/31/17
Originally Posted by Bearcat74

The ones I've fooled with make holding the gun for an extended time more comfortable and stable. For me they help with recoil on the big kickers with 3.5" cannon fodder.


+1 to all the above, but it helps with recoil, no matter what kind of shell your shooting.
Posted By: Steelhead Re: Pistol Grips - 01/31/17
So long as they are ambidextrous
Posted By: Strick9 Re: Pistol Grips - 01/31/17
They are awesome for holding the gun on your knee whilst that bearded bastard is doing something unfair to you.
Posted By: taz4570 Re: Pistol Grips - 02/01/17
Agree with all the statements above.

Also keeps the thumb away from the nose for the stock cheepers.
Posted By: shaman Re: Pistol Grips - 02/02/17
Okay. Thanks. This may be worth a try next time out.
Posted By: Sand_Man Re: Pistol Grips - 02/02/17
I didn't think I'd like one until I put a Knoxx on my 20ga. It definitely helps control the gun. Plus I can hold it one hand to my side and shoot a turkey coming up from behind me. Don't ask me how I know. smile
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