See this link to the Zoli International website, then scroll to page 36 of the PDF document for specs in MM: Zoli-Competition-Catalogue-1-1.pdf (zoliusa.com)

 

Yes, there is cast off on the right hand guns, but the ZSport stock is thick, which is typical on Italian guns. I don’t normally need to move the comb over on a shotgun, but I did need to on the Zoli I shot. If you need cast definitely get the adjustable comb.

 

If you are going to invest that kind of money, get exactly what you need with no compromise. A RH or LH gun with an adjustable comb. For every gun RH/LH cast is a little different. Wood isn't an exact product. If you're a lefty get a LH gun.

 

It's usually 3mm for cast and 6mm toe. Mine is a Mid Rib LH stock. Cast on is 3mm. Toe in 6mm..

 

Yes, there is cast off on the right hand guns, but the ZSport stock is thick, which is typical on Italian guns. I don’t normally need to move the comb over on a shotgun, but I did need to on the Zoli I shot. If you need cast definitely get the adjustable comb.

They've changed stock dimensions per Carlsons. The new stock on the 34" fixed gun I tried was much more parcours-ish.

 

I had to move the comb all the way to the right and technically could use an 1/8" more...

 

You can reverse the comb and get more offset, since it’s thinner at the front than the rear, but it may have the ledge of the stock body digging in a little bit.

 

Is cast and off-set the same? I think the Zoli Z-Sport has an offset comb. In fact, it's very much like the Wenig New American stock. I know when I was looking to upgrade, I considered the Z-Sport for that reason.

 

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I'll give it a look...thanks!!!

 

Thanks for all the replies. If I were in a position to purchase new and order what I need, I'd definitely go with a lefty stock. I've been looking at used guns which better suit my budget, so I was curious and hopeful as to whether or not these guns had a neutral cast. If they are as thick through the stock, as has been mentioned, I'm not afraid of using my rasps, files, sanders and patience to get a used right hand gun to fit my dimensions. I've done a fair amount of stock work to warrant the effort.