Rossi Trifecta wood stock?

[sawinredneck]

I got my son one of these a year ago, neat setup, .22, .243, 20ga. .22 and .243 are fine, but man, that 20ga is stout for even me! I packed a couple of baggies with sand as a temp fix, but I’m not sure it’s going to be enough. I looking for weight more than anything.
So what wood stocks will fit this rifle?

[Texas by God]

Any large frame Rossi shotgun stock will work. You can also remove the butt pad and add weight inside the hollow buttstock.

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[sawinredneck]

Thank you! Yes, I removed the buttplate to add the sand filled baggies.

[pietro]

Thank you! Yes, I removed the buttplate to add the sand filled baggies.

Birdshot (lead) is heavier than sand, and might also be able to be added inside the FE's barrel channel.


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[Texas by God]

Or you could use a slip on pad when it's a shotgun and remove it when it's not. That way you don't end up with a 9lb .22 single shot or .243.
I bought a Matched Pair .22&.410 Youth when they were introduced and it has been flawless. It needed a soft kick pad for the .410- 3"loads were no fun at all with the standard buttplate.

[sawinredneck]

I hate to buy and ship that much lead just to us it for “deadweight”, I’d much rather pay for the wood.
This one does have a rather nice recoil pad on it already, not the solid plastic one on the original combo I was going to get him.