My 20 gauge Wingmaster Magnum conversion, Wifey won’t shoot a 12 ga. After getting close to the end, I like all things about the 20 for home defense.

Check it out on this Photobucket link:

http://i1017.photobucket.com/albums/af2 ... CF1394.jpg

I started with the stock. I wanted to save the original, so a local gunsmith gave me a cut off 12 ga stock. I reworked it down to fit my 20. Then I spray painted it with a black texture paint from Lowes. Cut down a free butt plate and added black leather spacer, then put my initials in the plate. The stock being cut down for youth is right for Wifey to shoulder or shoot from the hip. For me, it’s too short to shoulder, so I use it from the hip or just free holding any angle; the 20 works better. With the laser, if needed, you point which I think is quicker than aiming; one less step.

Added a Remington 18.5” barrel plain cyl. Added a 2 shot extension tube. The Picatinny accessory is for a 12 ga. Couldn’t find one for a 20 ga when I started this project, so I made a spacer out of PVC pipe. Hey, a country boy can survive! Added the light and laser (momentary contact for the laser not shown). Choate forearm. Swivel attachments for a nylon strap.

Don’t know if that’s a good idea or not about the strap, any suggestions? The total length is 35” and weighs 6 lbs. So give me some feed back good or bad, it’s my first conversion and I’m not a professional.

Thanks!

Looks like a fine modification from the picture Bob...good job !!