will the fix wood stock browing shotgun
991328
this should fit almost all shotgun stocks. i have two of these recoil rubber pads. you will like them.
991329
They are cut loosely. It will probably go on but be a little sloppy, but that's the only alternative to having a permanent pad installed.
1707577
You would have to take it to a gunsmith to have the holes drilled into the top of the receiver.If memory serves, all Mossbergs after the mid 90's were manufactured with the holes.I'm sure if you take it to a reputable smith and show/ask him what needs to be done, he can drill and tap your receiver in a matter of a half hour or so.
1794293
You have to clamp the barrel, I belive the stock is to flimsy. I wrapped the barrel with cardboard and tightened down with a screwdriver, It looks really nice on a SR, you won't be disappointed.
1233355
I don't see how it could due to the stock of the mosin and the rings on it. If you want a rail on your mosin near the barrel end, you will have to fix one on there with very short wood screws.
1947079
It will have trouble with oak. I have seen the driver tip on the gun break as a result. You need to use a 15 gage gun
1280406
i'm sorry for getting back to you so late ,,,, I'm Sure It Will Being That It Does'nt Come In Contact With The Stock At All,, it slides on in place of the original,above the receiver (at the very end of the steel part of the weapon & just before the stock.. so you should be fine ! Doc'
1706468
yes it will but you have to do a lot of work/ boyds has a beautiful wood stocks that are drop in and they are only about 100.00
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.
429677
I don't know. We tried on a springfield and it moved when shot ....then rail broke...never worked properly. We hope and expect the company to give another , fix, or if we had our choice I'd prefer to be refunded.
2020210
Jim, I had attempted to use this on a wooden stock. I have no experience on the composite stocks. It did not fit at all close to my wooden stock. I complained, they returned some answer which was not satisfactory to me. (Dealer to/from factory) I bought an alternate brand and fitted to the stock myself. Lots of wasted time !!
49330
Yes. However make sure the synthetic stock is clean. Use alcohol or mild degreaser to rid the stock of dirt and cheek oils ect. That will do it.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
56846
I had to replace my forend on my shotgun. I purchased the hogue Remington 870 forend which is shorter than the factory forend. When the shotgun is in full back position, the hogue forend will stop before the receiver not over it
1737937
Not sure about Hyde glue, but Ballistol is excellent on wood gun stocks. It does not cause the wood to splinter like typical gun oils and it dries to a protective coating on metal.
1233354
I don't, however I changed out wooden stocks with an after market one. It would not fit, so I used a file and some sandpaper to recess the first three inches, it looks factory. If you do this, remove wood slowly and check often so you don't to make the stock too small.
684946
I used it on a gun stock for a muzzleloading rifle. The wood was already stained
1424930
Ok I'm not sure what the "9" measurement is either,but that being said as long as you have a Remington shotgun it should work just fine. There is a tab above the quantity tab to choose what kind of weapon it's for. In that tab they do have synthetic and wooden stock shotguns. I'd try there. I put mine on a bolt action riffle, so I couldn't help you much there sorry bud.