does anyone know if the houge over rubber forend will work with this, it goes about a 1/4 past the action
1972515
I don't have that fore end on my Remington 870 but the Tacstar Sidesaddle doesn't take up that much space. It is quite efficient and is only on one side. Your fore end may just be longer on the bottom and wouldn't interfere with the Tacstar. I would recommend getting a bandolier instead of the Tacstar unless you're using it for hunting purposes.
1972516
I have had two of these for different shotguns and I would not recommend. Instead I would suggest you get the 52 shell bandoleer sling. It will hold way more for a but cheaper. It's like $25 and the side saddle is like $40
749970
My husband put a little WD-40 and with a rubber mallet adjusted it. It works perfect now. Hope this helps.
31910
I think that is the dimensions. I know that Mossberg has two lengths of slide tubes and this allows the longer forend to be used on the short tube. Some forends need to be relieved for the nut to fit.
4330
you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine
2191078
I have after market wood grips and ut barely fits. In my experience the rubber are a little thicker. You would probably have to do small modifications
1451543
I'm not sure there is enough information to answer question because it will depend on the height of the rear sight and its rail. This is a short front sight. It would work if mounted on a high gas block rail with a high rear sight. I'm using it on a flat top with a free floating 10" handguard and a detachable carry handle, where I have a flat rail from the bolt actuator handle to the front of the handguard. If the gas block is lower than the rail over the upper receiver, this front sight will probably be too low, causing the strike to be too high.
2116490
I have the same issue with mine. To me it looks like it has zero chance of fitting, rubber hammer or not.
1096325
very close - within 1/4 of an inch. it might work if you smash the roll a bit
1028294
Yes,should get you close so all you have to do is final adjustment. I still use this thing just be careful with it as it is not heavy duty. Good luck!
981297
Not unless you are willing to do some cutting and drilling... Which I wouldn't recommend because the rubber is so hard it would likely ruin it.... (I tried to put it on my ruger to check for you)
747839
It goes on the tube. Pump the action and see how much room u have on the end where the screw is. If its a inch or more it will work.
1223087
It shouldn't interfere with your forend at all. I put a different forend on and they're totally seperate. Go for it
2211326
hi bob, it will take a way less then 1/4 inch, if I'm not mistaking I won't consider more than 3/16, the good part on this toy is for the small tiny job so the little bit fit just fine, I will go for it.. Sorry for the delay Bob and Thank you for asking. Good Luck. Muhammad the handyman.
1964538
I used mine with my 1/2 impact as well as with a 1/2" breaker bar and ratchet. I am not sure what you are missing.
56845
Sorry but the six round version will not work for you your slide comes to far backI have a hogue forend on mine and itstill has about3/4 inch clearance you might try the 5 round version though.
1201954
I bought this but only use it with 2 bikes. Mine had a lot of play in it on the 1 1/4 end. Maybe it was my old hitch but this wasno way I have found to take out the play.
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Dennis, I placed mine on 3 1/2 post and there probably another 1/2 left if that. I think you may be able to squeeze onto a 4" lost only.