Quote Originally Posted by Fromk View Post
The plates are to change the angle of the stock. They fit in between the stock and the reciever. You want to be able to shoulder it and look level down the barrel.

A modified choke will work just fine. You won't have to worry about that for a long time if ever.

Eventually you may want a longer barrel but, again, you'll get by. There are a lot of things that won't make much of a difference until you reach the skill and competition level where you're shaving fractions of seconds. You'll just need to scrape some carbon and crap off the tube every once in a while until then.

Looks like you're got a good gun to get you started. I've been running a 930 in 3-gun for over 2 years and I don't think I'll be changing it out any time soon.

As a general note for the gun, you'll want to get some silicon spray if you don't have some already. The gas system uses some plastic parts to seal it up and normal cleaners can erode it over time.
Thanks (both), I figured they were to shim the stock. My HD mossy has and adjustable along with my AR so I'll probably need to play with it (STS).

I won't be shaving seconds--maybe minutes someday so I didn't worry about the barrel to much. I was just glad the lifter was already welded.

Thanks for the tip on the silicon spray.