I had a hunter come to Iowa this past week, he shoots sporting clays comptitively. he had a Beretta auto loader that had a C&H mercury recoil compensator in the stock and a Hi Viz butt pad and Comp N Choke ported choke tubes and I have to tell you I have never shot an easier kicking gun. It was such a light recoil that I hit every clay target thown for me. I almost made him leave the gun in Iowa before he went home. I was so impressed with the result that I have ordered the same choke tubes, mercury compensator and butt pad for my over under. Can't wait to try them out. I am as skeptical as anyone about this kind of stuff, but I am now a believer. I do not imagine I will get the same exact result from an over under as he did with his automatic, an automatic kicks less just by it's very nature, but I am now convinced that even a little recoil reduction will make me a better shooter. The brands above are not the only ones available, but these are the ones I have now ordered for my gun except I think I will get the Limb saver butt pad. You can find all of these cos. on the internet.
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Drop Anchor. I got the items for recoil reduction installed on my over under that I told you about. You asked if the results are worth the money? Yes they are. well worth it. The first shot comes off so easy that you have a clear sight if you need a second shot. After I got the gun set up I went out and scared up pheasant. I shot twice at him, saw the feathers fly out of him both times. I probably did not need the second shot but the first shot was one of those going straight away from the back body shots so he did not drop right away. After I hit him the second time he turned straight up in the air for altitude, folded in mid air and dropped dead to the ground. What struck me about the whole thing was how easy it was to keep a sight on the bird (very little muzzle jump) and take a second shot if needed. Did you get your nephew set up? You would be his favorite uncle if you did.
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