is it made for removing fore arm nut on remington 870 20 gage.
894435
I havbe a 12 GA shotgun, but since its supposedely a universal tool I would think it would also work on a 12 GA. Ask the supplier to make sure.
894436
NO - this will not fit the 870 20 gauge - I own one, and this would not fit. The description is lacking.
890050
I found the YHM barrel nut on brownells and Bruce is right. This is the nut http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-forend-parts/forend-hardware/forend-nuts/ar-15-forend-barrel-nut-jam-nut-prod54002.aspx That may help you find the right tool
514465
Not sure. I put it on an 870 express tactical shotgun. If you order it for a Remington, it screws on a Remington, the strap is adjustable. Only info I can give. I also put the same set up on a 870 26" barrel. And it works perfect.
121036
Yes... the clamp is fully adjustable and fits both my AR15 and Remington 870 12ga.. The Clamp mount is solid and stands up to 12 recoil using Magnum buckshot..
734106
apologies, I do not know what that is. I mounted mine on 870, and it works perfectly
1702761
I purchased this for a Winchester shotgun and it worked just fine. Don't see why it would not work for the 870 Remington.
1823555
I bought mine for a Remington 870 and it wouldn't fit. I did not try to pry it on as I didn't want to ruin the stock. And that was empty, I couldn't imagine getting it on with shells. I guess I'll use it as an arm band shell holder.
726881
It's possible with slight modifications. I ordered this for my savage arms 12 gauge. I had to grind the screws down a few threads but it works perfectly.
499239
I used this on a Remington 1100 12ga slug barrel but don't see why it wouldn't work on a 20ga.
695041
The tube, nut, and fore end for the 12 and 20's are different part numbers, since the round is a different diameter. It's a guess, but I would say NO. However, since the wrench description doesn't specify a gauge that it DOES fit (.410, 20, 12 and 16), it is possible. Only a guess.
737959
I have no idea. I used mine to mount a light on tube of my 870. Holds it on just fine
890053
No, the jam nut is different from anything available on this tool. There is one available on Amazon that does, look for a "free float handguard tool" and you'll find one for around $4 plus shipping.
1186925
Yes. This saved me money because I didn't need the spring and washers. The nut tends to strip easily. I actually may order an extra now that it is pool opening time. Oh and what I think the other response is meaning is that when you remove the nut it will often leave bits of brass on the threads of the clamp bolt. If you don't clean that off it makes your nut strip worse. I haven't used a die to chase the threads, but I've cleaned them out with a small screwdriver to make sure no brass was stuck between them.
328051
This piece can easily be modified. Put this on my savage arms 12 gauge and all I had to do was trim the bolts an 8th of an inch.
795857
I'm guessing not. I ordered this for a Remington 870 with a bead front sight. Did not notice the bead had a base until I received it. It is designed for the bead to fit into the small opening, which would have been perfect, had there been no base. I still snapped it on, & pushed it up to the base, & centered it. It fits tight on my 20g, so should fit even tighter on a 12. If you have a post sight, I'd forget it, though, & look for something else. Good luck.
1074677
No. This tool will only compress the delta ring to remove the hand guards. If you are not familiar with the gun, tools and process, then it would be be best to just pay some one. It is a small job for some one with the proper tools and knowledge, but a mess for those without. Good luck whichever route you go.
1991613
The foregrip wood was very thin on my Marlin and there was no clearence for a nut to secure my swivel, it necessitated a tube mount. If that isn't a concern for your application then one should work as well as the other. Gene