Beretta DT11 with TSK stock Skeet/Sporting vs Trap

TSK stock/grip for DT11 comes in 2 different configurations  one for Skeet/Sporting and the other for Trap

What is the difference here and is it really a big deal?  Is there any Pro/Olympic Trap shooter out there that uses DT11?

TIA

Tilldawnbreak said:

TSK stock/grip for DT11 comes in 2 different configurations  one for Skeet/Sporting and the other for Trap

What is the difference here and is it really a big deal?  Is there any Pro/Olympic Trap shooter out there that uses DT11?

TIA

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There’s a small spacer between the grip and rear of the stock which has a slightly different angle (thinner at top thicker at bottom to change the drop/angle) for trap against skeet. Otherwise the same. 

TK421 said:

There’s a small spacer between the grip and rear of the stock which has a slightly different angle (thinner at top thicker at bottom to change the drop/angle) for trap against skeet. Otherwise the same. 

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Thank you for the reply and that makes enough difference?  confusing...  looks like you can shoot everything with one or the other.

Tilldawnbreak said:

Thank you for the reply and that makes enough difference?  confusing...  looks like you can shoot everything with one or the other.

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There’s so much adjustment in these stocks that you can factor in any possible angle for fit. You can also buy the different spacers so doesn’t  really  matter which one you go for. 
word of warning, UK TSK support/after sales is pretty much non existent, and getting Italy to send spares etc is also nigh on impossible.

Absolutely great stock though

The spacer would just change the angle of the  comb relative to the centerline of the gun.  Everything else adjusts around that.  Might make it easier to mount the gun in oly skeet but that would be a completely personal thing.  I've never seen any sort of examination of comb angle on skeet guns tho many NSSA and sporty shooters here use parallel comb stocks but that is pre-mounted for the NSSA.

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