Will the Timney Trigger fit in this stock?
291818
Yes the one I have was a later model I had to trim with a knife were the ejector for the blot on the left side holding it as your going to shoot it . There is a flat spring like I had to trim a little for the bolt to eject the brass. Other than that all fits good . And it shoots great. I don't get the kick in my arm like with the wood stock. Great worth the money. Steve
291819
The answer to this question is a solid YES! BUT...(Always a but...) it will require a far amount of fitting for the safety bar to work as it should. BUT,(there's that but again,) once installed it becomes a different gun. The trigger pull is great and the gun becomes fun to shoot. My groups became much tighter and the time and trouble of fitting a Timney trigger to this stock is well worth the time and expense.
291820
it has enough material removed in the trigger area that i think it should drop in but if not light use of dremel tool or sandpaper should surfice
2227411
I think you should be okay with this. I know they make the same stock for the m-500. Check on their website just to be safe.
946385
Yes it will fit but it scratched the finish on a small spot next to the trigger guard.
2064062
***Edit: Yes, checked the model you ref'd and it does appear to be compatible. End Edit.*** I imagine it will. Most triggers are universal, as they just close a simple circuit and meet a loose industry standard.
877648
yes it should because it's expandable and then you tighten into place. It should fit and standard size stock. Hope this helps.
1956094
It's should since I got it for an ATI ar-15 style stock, but you should double check
881561
I'd think so, but not 100%. If the trigger groups are the same, I'd say yes. The grip snugs in behind the trigger guard and fits tight there.
2077580
Yes. There will be a small space behind the trigger guard which is mo biggie. Stock will have to be removed in order to strip and clean gun. A foregrip replacement comes with the kit that's not compatible unless you buy a $30 (or so) slide tube assembly to replace whats currently there.
1163331
I can not tell you! I only know that when I ordered my kit(I called Blackhawk) and was told that the stock was what I needed! The installation of the stock was fine,not any problems! However the "forend" would not fit my Mossberg 500 as I was told. The stock works great,I only wish the forend did also!
1872860
I believe the stock will but I would not expect the fore end to fit. I don't know what you would gain as the length of pull would not change much (12" already?).
1638740
no, it wont--not this model...its a very snug fit, and as you can see, the contour is tight on trigger guard...
767997
As long as your stock is close to standard it should fit. Just so you know this is not a very soft butt pad. It is very firm almost hard, but not as hard as wood.
1200756
You need to measure the butt ent of your stock and check against available sizes for you gun.
637576
It will fit on most adjustable stocks, however; I suggest you search YouTube for videos of the installation steps. Note that there is a clearance issue with some stocks that have quick disconnect options.
557624
It fit my C, but I had to re drill the stock and do some slight trimming of the pad to match my stock. But I like it, it was really more for extending the stock then for recoil, since I have long arms. But it makes a big difference in recoil and now I'm going to order one for my 12GA.
1736644
No it won't. You should use this for that type of stock http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001LGW32A/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1402141997&sr;=8-1π=SX200_QL40 . I will also recommend another airsoft gun. Hope this helps you
579108
Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.