will this fit on my mossberg 500 flex?
1020401
I would think if you had the predrilled holes on top of reciever the rear sight would fit. As for the front sight they all need to be silver soldered in place. But any good gunsmith can do that for about 30-50 dollars depending on where you are at
1020402
Mossberg told me it was for the 500/590 models but gunsmithing will be need to mount front sight - (soldering) then probably reblueing/parkarizing of barrel. Rear sight screws into existing taps.Good luck
1020403
If your receiver is drilled and tapped. I would recommend having a gunsmith do Thorpe front sight none the less
1020404
Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place to have it done. They are pros who will do it right from start to finish. Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place... » Read More Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place to have it done. They are pros who will do it right from start to finish. « Show Less
1020405
it may be a better idea to just purchase a new shotgun with the sights installed.
1392488
It fit my mossberg 590 so I would say it would fit and it comes with instructions .Its just a press on fit and doesn't move at all after it's on and you can remove it very easily .Snaps on in front of the bead sight . You will love it
193102
It shouldn't matter. This rail is specific to Mossberg and Maverick shotguns. It won't fit on anything else.
476552
If your mossberg is fairly new and a 500 model it will fit with the 7 5/8" there is a shorter version but I'm not familiar with the specifics. Good luck
156015
Yes, I put it on my Mossberg 500 and it fits perfectly between the slide and end of mag tube. Also, it measures 1.5 inches in length. A side note, it fits snug and does not move.
156013
Hi Mike, this mount is 1 3/4" long and fits perfectly on my Maverick 88. Should fit on your Mossberg 500 just as good. Good luck
369929
Mine fit on a Mossberg 500 without any issues. Only thing is that it will fall off by the time you empty a full magazine.
1658750
Yes. It fit fine on my Mossberg 500 pump shotgun. Not the easiest to align the laser with the sights, but it's a shotgun. How close do you have to be? Enjoy!!
156017
Well, I am sure that it will, but to be sure ask the question of the manufacture.Also, as you see already beginning..replies from folks who've used this on their Mossberg.
1534259
I can't answer for the Mossberg, but it fits a Remington 870 perfectly - as if it was a factory part.
192956
it will fit any shotgun with a solid wood or hollow synthetic stock; seems the 500a has an AR-like stock..if yours has that, you need to know that the "tubular" part of your stock can be drilled/screwed, and going by the following pic, it can: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=&imgr;efurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.smartsuburbansurvival.com%2Ffirst-firearm%2F&h;=0&w;=0&tbnid;=qsteJ3NrbW3r6M&tbnh;=194&tbnw;=259&zoom;=1&d;ocid=lIDiUTo_6MalKM&ei;=1qMbU-HABef02QXhtYGACg&ved;=0CAUQsCUoAQ
1621329
no the 500 uses a different style magazine cap. The 1 you are showing fits model 590 and 835
1508953
Not quite sure. However, if you do own a mossberg 500, it is a perfect fit for it and you do have a little more room to spare.
2238594
Im sorry I only own the 500, It fits perfectly on the 500 receiver, I would make a call to Mossberg to ask about the 930 and 500 receivers being compatible.
2117217
I have it installed on a 18.5" barrel on my Mossberg 500 no problems. I love how much light it throws. You should have no issues and will be glad you picked one up!
1488427
since it states it fits on the 590 series, it will fit them all. They all use the same location of receiver pins. Wood fore grips will need to be trimmed, but synthetic fore grips are good to go. I used it on my Moss 500a1.
1534258
Highly unlikely, because it uses the pins that mount the breech to the rest of the shotgun. So unless Moss 500's have identical pin placement as a Remmington 870 , i wouldnt think it will work.