When cycling the Standard 870 Remington Express Magnum will the wood fore-end bump against the side saddle? Does the fore-end need to be altered?
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I had to file a small corner off the saddle rail . Easy to do a flat black paint from gun scratch pen covered bare metal, functions fine now.
33599
This sidesaddle installs on the receiver, not the stock. As long as it's a Remington 870 (or clone) you'll be fine regardless of the stock you have on.
1823556
I don't have an 870 but I am surprised that it doesn't fit. It won't just slide on. You have to use some pressure and force it on. I would not try to put it on while loaded with shells, add the shells after it's on the stock.
97251
I suggest you contact UTG directly. This one is specific to the 870 express.
1908895
i'm sorry I do not know, I have a standard 870. it SHOULD, but to be honest that was the very first thing that I did to my 870. I hated the fore end and the stock so I went tactical on both
1965684
Yeah the fore grip is slightly loose and has a little wiggle when you maneuver the gun. Its two separate pieces of wood on the fore grip connected together (one on top and one on the bottom) around the barrel. You could probably just run two screws up the bottom piece to the top to hold it together better, but make sure to bore out slots for the screws before running them through the wood.
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While I have not attempted to mount this saddlerail on an 1100, I believe the answer is no. The Mesa Tactical web site FAQ specifically lists Remeington 870 and 11-87 shotguns. I believe there is a different model for the Versa, but I do not see one for the 1100. The Saddlerail mounts to the trigger pins on the receiver. The factory trigger pins are replaced by an internally threaded steel pin (in the rear) and paired Chicago screws (up front), to which both sides of the saddle rail are securely bolted. I must assume that the 870 and 11-87 trigger pins have the same placement while the 1100 is different. BTW, this is a great product from Mesa Tactical. I have used a lot of their products in the past. While I have not attempted to mount this saddlerail on an 1100, I believe the answer is no. The Mesa Tactical web site FAQ specifically lists Remeington 870 and 11-87 shotguns. I believe there is a different model for the Versa, but I do not see one for the 1100. The Saddlerail mounts to the trigger pins on the receiver. The factory trigger pins are replaced by an internally threaded steel pin (in the rear) and paired Chicago screws (up front), to which both sides of the saddle rail are securely bolted. I must assume that the 870 and 11-87 trigger pins have the same placement... » Read More While I have not attempted to mount this saddlerail on an 1100, I believe the answer is no. The Mesa Tactical web site FAQ specifically lists Remeington 870 and 11-87 shotguns. I believe there is a different model for the Versa, but I do not see one for the 1100. The Saddlerail mounts to the trigger pins on the receiver. The factory trigger pins are replaced by an internally threaded steel pin (in the rear) and paired Chicago screws (up front), to which both sides of the saddle rail are securely bolted. I must assume that the 870 and 11-87 trigger pins have the same placement while the 1100 is different. BTW, this is a great product from Mesa Tactical. I have used a lot of their products in the past. « Show Less
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you could cut the ported piece off just past the redirect threads and do away with muzzle brake end. looks like the makings for a silencer. looks real good on a Ruger 22-45 MKIII with threaded barrel
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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.
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Yes. The included trigger pins for installation will not be long enough and are threaded. If you are looking for a side saddle AND saddle mount, consider a Mesa saddle mount. They have the ability to have a side saddle and a picatinny rail.
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Yes. Tucson, AZ. Check out their website. Good product. I have their side saddle for 870, very solid.
293215
should co witnness with front site post, if not then add riser. have to check to be sure, works on my s&w ar 15
232971
Slightly forward. I watched a YouTube video on making my adjustments. Just google "how do I adjust my saddle stool?" And see if it comes up.
1353628
the factory stock is all one piece from handguard to butt... I really have no idea if there are adjustable ones out there. Haven't looked. If you are asking if it's like an AR or Remington 870 where you can upgrade to a collapsible, then , no. It isn't.
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Taylor, I put it on my Remington 870 police magnum edition with a extended tube and short barrel and it works awesome. Fits snug, easy to install, and the tube ring is far enough down that it does not mess with the tubes threads where the extension is mounted. I believe the same will be true for your 870 express. Mine works perfect, and you are gonna love this rail.
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apologies, I do not know what that is. I mounted mine on 870, and it works perfectly
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no, it does not fit -- it is too wide. Amazon should fix their search so it does not come up when searching for the 870