Mesa Tactical Urbino Pistol Grip Stock – Remington 870 12GA

Description

The Mesa Tactical Urbino stock takes the standard 14-inch pull of a factory Remington 870 and trims it down to a snappy 12.5 inches. That shorter reach is the whole point here. When you're wearing a plate carrier, a heavy coat, or just want the gun tucked in tight and quick to shoulder, those extra inches on a factory stock work against you. The Urbino brings the buttpad closer, keeps the muzzle where you want it, and makes the whole shotgun feel more like an extension of your body than a long lever you're wrestling.

It's molded from glass-filled nylon, which is a fancy way of saying it's tough and won't flex or rattle on you. This particular version pairs that shell with a Santoprene rubber pistol grip that's padded at the rear, so the web of your hand isn't taking a beating shot after shot. The grip has enough texture and shape to stay put even with sweaty or gloved hands, and it doesn't slip when things get moving.

What the Urbino Stock Does for Recoil

Buckshot and slugs out of a pump gun are no joke, and a short stock can sometimes make that worse if there's nothing soft between you and the receiver. Mesa handled that with a Limbsaver buttpad on the back end. It soaks up a real chunk of the felt recoil, which matters most when you're burning through a case at the range or grinding out a long qualification course. Less punishment means better follow-up shots and a lot less flinch by the end of the day.

Slings and Setup on the Urbino 870 Stock

Mesa built in Benelli-style rear sling loops sized for 1.25-inch webbing, plus a hole at the lower rear that accepts a QD-style swivel if you'd rather run a quick-detach setup. That gives you options depending on how you like to carry. The Urbino is a fixed-length design, made in the USA, and covered by Mesa Tactical's lifetime warranty. Fitment is specific to the Remington 870 in 12 gauge.