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The Mesa Tactical Urbino has earned its reputation as one of the go-to upgrades for the Remington 870, and it is easy to see why once you get your hands on one. This is a fixed-length pistol grip stock built from injection-molded, glass-filled nylon, so it shrugs off abuse and does not flex or wiggle when you shoulder the gun. The star of the show is the shorter 12.5 inch length of pull, which pulls the gun in tight and makes it far easier to run quickly, especially if you are wearing a jacket, a plate carrier, or bulkier gear that eats up reach on a factory stock.
The design traces back to a request from a U.S. Marine Corps unit that wanted a shorter, more controllable stock, and that military and law enforcement DNA shows. The Santoprene rubber pistol grip has deep grooves for a secure hold and stays put even with wet or gloved hands. Mesa also padded the rear of the grip to soften the impact against the web of your hand during recoil, which is a small touch you appreciate after a long day of shooting.
This version ships with the standard rubber recoil pad. Out back you get Benelli-style rear sling loops sized for 1.25 inch webbing, plus a hole at the lower rear that accepts a QD-style sling swivel if you prefer that route (swivel sold separately). It fits Remington 870, 1100, and 11-87 shotguns in 12 gauge only. Mesa markets it as a drop-in that uses the large nut mounting method for the 870, and most folks get it on with basic hand tools, though a small amount of fitting can come up depending on your receiver.
Every Urbino is made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty. If you want a shorter, tougher, better-handling stock for your pump or semi-auto 870-pattern gun, this one has stood the test of time for a reason.
Yes, this Urbino is made to fit 12 gauge Remington 870, 1100, and 11-87 shotguns. For the 870 it uses Mesa's large nut mounting method and goes on with basic hand tools. It is marketed as a drop-in, though depending on your specific receiver a little light fitting can occasionally come up.
It runs a shorter 12.5 inch length of pull. That reduced reach is the whole point of the design, making the gun quicker to shoulder and easier to run in tight quarters or while wearing body armor and heavier clothing.
No, this SKU is the standard configuration with the rubber recoil pad. Mesa offers the Urbino in versions that add a Limbsaver pad and an adjustable cheek riser, but those are separate part numbers. You can add a riser or Limbsaver pad later since the stock is built to accept them.
It comes with Benelli-style rear sling loops sized for 1.25 inch sling webbing, along with a hole at the lower rear of the stock that accepts a QD-style swivel. The QD swivel itself is not included, so grab one separately if that is how you want to run your sling.
| UPC | 878405001782 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 90070 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Stock |
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