I don't think there can possibly be a nicer more helpful man than Alan Rhone in the industry. A true gentleman! Another great video too, it's good to see you back in full swing, keep up the good work

My lucky day! Waking up in Canada to a brand spanking new Lloyd video!

Fantastic vid as always Lloyd. Alan Rhone super knowledgeable and very approachable as well. He and his team at Krieghoff UK make it one of the best guns to own, the service and support provided by them is unparalleled by any other manufacturer, simple as that. Beretta take note !

Increadibly beautiful, real piece of art.

Thank you for going back and filming this video with detail footage of the stocks!

Great video! Alan is super knowledgeable about Krieghoff’s. Though I’ve never met him I have exchanged several emails with him with questions or trying to track down krieghoff “stuff” and he has always been super helpful.

Thanks Lloyd. I follow several gun channels. I learn the most from yours.

Another excellent video Lloyd. After shooting a 28" Browning GTI with Inv. Plus chokes for 28 years I ended up getting a 32" Parcours with factory installed thin wall multi chokes. Credit to your review and praise regarding the quality of the Parcours package off the shelf fit and functional performance. Ref.(your 50/50 score with a just out of the box gun). I believe that Alans comments are the absolute truth with respect to Krieghoff focusing on elimination of recoil in a light gun through proper tuning of the stock design. The week after I received my gun I spent a weekend working with a shooting coach and burned just under 1,000 shells in 2 days (1-1/8 oz @ 1250 ft/sec.)~ absolutely no fatigue or bruising from recoil. I find your reviews very informative, credible and entertaining. Looking forward to the Kreighoff factory tour video staring L.P..

Great video and information from Alan. Great guy haven’t seen him for a long time.

October in Germany with Lloyd and Alan, sign me up. I want to go🍻

This was great Lloyd! I still thinking for getting one and all the info I can get the better 👍 Looking forward to seeing to factory trip… Hope your well sir

Lloyd, great video as always. Interesting it took this long for Krieghoff to make some subtle changes in their stock design that work very well. You need to do a similar video on Perazzi stocks, covering the various styles available including what you incorporated into the making of your personal Perazzi. Overall- fantastic review my friend. Thank you again. Your friend from Missouri, USA.

EXCELLENT VIDEO Lloyd! Answers a lot of my questions. I wish we (Yanks) had places like this readily available to us. Knowledgeable men to assist in what potentially is an investment.

Great videos! The only weird thing is when I listen with my AirPods, Lloyds voice is in my right ear, and Alan’s voice is in my left. So it’s backwards from how you are standing. It’s been like that in other videos. Keep the content coming!

I am looking at buying a K80 Kreighoff

I'd be happy with a laminated stock etc if it made the gun significantly cheaper same goes for engraving. Best score i ever did was with a mates Dt10. My current browning Gp has a recoil reducer fitted as did my previous 682 gold E, so probably going to have one on the next gun. Considering my gp to have forcing cones done and porting or putting that money into a dt11 or similar.

Only thing about stocks I know is it either fits or does not. I do not like adjustability in a stock and prefer it fixed. I have seen too many shooters fiddling with it all the time and also adjusting the vent rib up and down. I also have seen several times at an event when someone says there adjustment came loose during an event. Get a gun that fits and just shoot it. It keeps you from thinking about if it is set correctly. But we can all like something different as it would be a boring World if we liked the same thing !

Looking forward to Krieghoff factory tour

so if I need a 15 3/4 LOP.. I can just add spacers ?... would like to see an example if that's possible... love the channel

Random question but were those stocks lacquered or oiled? I know they do both.

I think the new MK11 stock are fare better looking ! just my view