Beretta A300 ultima 20 ga youth stock options

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I’m bought A300 ultimas for my kids and wanted to know if anyone has done any modifications or found shorter stocks to help fit smaller frames?
 
I did end up removing the kick-off system in the butt stock and replaced with the basic kit that came with gun, this reduced about an inch or so.
 
How big are your kids, and how did this end up working? I'm thinking about getting the a300 20 ga turkey model and taking out the kickoff for my kids, but they're still really small
 
How big are your kids, and how did this end up working? I'm thinking about getting the a300 20 ga turkey model and taking out the kickoff for my kids, but they're still really small
I was thinking about this as well. Seems like the turkey model is the same as the others just with a shorter barrel. Figured it would be perfect for a kid with the kickoff removed. My kids are still small to. 7, 5, 2, and newborn but figured once they get to that 9 ish age they'd be able to shoot it.

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Our kids are similar ages, mine are 8/6/4, the biggest is 80#. After thinking about it some more and handling some stuff we already have, I'm going to grab a cheap 410 over under and cut the stock down for about 12 1/4" lop. When the biggest one outgrows that it'll be time for a 20 ga gas operated semi
 
Beretta Youth LOP is typically long usually 13-13.5” inches depending on the recoil pad thickness without cutting down a stock. It’s hard to get a beretta LOP fitting someone shorter than 5’ tall depending on arm length without gunsmithing.

Most US made youth shotgun stocks are going to have a 12.5” LOP with some shorter like the Mossberg mini bantams getting down as short as 10-11” LOP.
 
I got the Browning Micro Midas Silver Hunter 20 for my kids, and then put the full size stock upgrade on it when they hit teens. Worked great for grouse, pheasant, and dove.
 
How big were your kids when they started shooting that gun?
10-11. Boys. One complained about the heft at first, so I let him try the Weatherby SA-08 in 28 gauge. He said it was lighter, but eventually accepted that for what we were doing the Browning was ok. I mean, you’re not walking around with the gun shouldered.
 
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