Depends on when your Pro Sport was made, but Krieghoff started making true LH and RH stocks a few years ago.

However, the cost of new factory wood isn't going to be substantially different than just getting a custom stock made.

 

The gun is a 2011 model as per the date code. I'm thinking bending the stock or doing an inletting change will be the cheapest options.

 

If you have the comb adjusted all the way to the right, no amount of bending or reinletting will move the stock that far.

 

How about installing an adjustable butt plate - that should allow you to move the stock over as much as possible.

 

Check out the Krieghoff International website and look under resources for details on all available stocks.

 

Try reversing the comb before you do anything else. It’s cheap and easy. The thinner nose of the comb adds a bit of offset at the back of the comb. I “argued” with my Sporter stock for a year and a half before I did it and, if you only need a little bit more, it can be a game changer. Looks a bit different, perhaps, but works so much better. I also tried it with a Zoli stock. It worked their to. I’ve never quite understood why sticks match the narrow part of the stock with the narrower part of the face and then try to get the wide part of the jaw and the wide part of stock to get along on the rear of the stock.