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Adam, no Sir. Part of the "Semi Auto" function goes back into the stock. This is why you do no see adjustable stock "Semi Auto" Shotguns.

No, the similarities with an AR-15 are only skin deep. Beneath the surface, this is an entirely different animal. To start with, the stock and receiver are one single piece of molded polymer, so the stock is not removable, period - therefore, no way to install a replacement stock. It has nothing to do with the action going back into the stock. Not on this gun.