Would this fit well on a Browning 20 ga BPS butt stock? Or would it be too loose?
244421
To be honest I don't know, I only own or shot Remington shotguns. I never use any other brand sorry.
244422
I use it to hold 12 gram co2 cartridges on my forearm during paintblling, my arm is 9 inches in circumfrence at its smallest point and it still holds in place
244423
It's fairly tight on my 12 ga Stevens shotgun, and tight on the shells also. I don't think there'd be a problem on your 20ga at all. And hey if it is there's always Christmas comming up and it's a cheep really good quality product.
150068
I'd have to say no....it was even too big for my mossberg 500 12ga...I had to use 2 pieces of a road bike tire as a pretty firm rubber-gasket to get it to snug down...it holds onto my 12ga barrel pretty good that way, but the screws are pretty much all the way in.
361909
I am not certain if it will fit a 20 gauge. I put mine on the 12 gauge I got for my wife and it fits her WAY better. I am actually wishing I had that rubbery feel to the stock on my gun. It's a very secure feeling when you grip it. If it'll fit the 20 gauge I definitely recommend it.
471739
yes it will fit the folding stock perfectly and it still locks in place with no alterations. great recoil buffer.
991328
this should fit almost all shotgun stocks. i have two of these recoil rubber pads. you will like them.
1362626
It should fit based on the size of the butt stock. The velcro connections are adjustable and have plenty of room
650211
My Browning Dark Ops fits and has maybe 1/2" at top, but otherwise snug. Look up dimensions of the dark ops model should give you idea
1384694
I purchased it for a Taurus P3AT. It had a very snug fit. I had to force the gun in and it was not going to fall out easily. Sorry it is not the same gun as you asked about. I would check some youtube reviews or go to a local B&M; to have a look before the purchase. That is what I did.
393507
This buttpad fits the common m4 style stock, I checked my stock and it was the same size, It does fit a little loose, but not by much. Its grippy and does help when you are wearing a T-shirt.
1967762
I am pretty sure you will no have a problem. I have one that I use for a lugar and another for a p38. Both fit very well.
118649
I am not familiar with your gun. For what it's worth ...... I use mine on a Remington bolt action 410 Ga shotgun. The gun stock is pretty much a standard size and it fits my gun well. Since the 410 shells are small one shell fit loosely in each loop. I put two shells in each loop and it holds a total of ten 410 shells nicely. I do not hunt and the gun stay pretty much in a rack on on display.
1364763
When I sill had the wood stock on my 10/22, I used one of these and it fit perfectly. I used it for a light and sling with no issues.
202569
Wow! That's a lot to squeeze into an already tight scabbard. If your side saddle is mounted to the stock it will fit with no problem. If it is on the side it MAY fit but it will be very snug. As for the red dot sight, there are so many variations of red dot sights that it is impossible for me to say yes or no. What I can tell you is, on my Mossberg 500, I have an LED flash light with red laser (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tactical-Red-Laser-Sight-CREE-LED-Flash-Light-Combo-rifle-shotgun-20mm-Rail-/230997676745?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35c888d2c9) mounted on a NCStar tri-rail Weaver Mount (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DCJBAZA/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) just in front of a Black Tactical Forend Grip. So there's a lot of "stuff" sticking up and around the front end of my Mossy. It all does fit into this scabbard, albeit pretty tight. I have two of these scabbards. One is slung permanently onto the back of my headboard (where it is kept most of the time), and one that I carry it back and forth to the range. The light/laser is the quick-connect/disconnect type so it's easy to put on after I draw the weapon in the night. However, that kind of defeats the purpose of being "prepared" so I leave it on. The longer it hangs there and the more I take it in and out, the better the scabbard is getting "conditioned" and easier to draw. I also have birdhead grip stock replacing the shoulder-type stock and a heat shield installed. For the price of this scabbard it's probably worth a try to see if your set-up fits to your liking. You can always return it if you are not satisfied. Hope this helps.
1386056
Yes it would fit that nice. It has an open end for longer barrels and a adjustable retention strap. I have an m&p 45 in it and it works great.
2077461
As I am not very familiar with that model I would advise contacting Browning but if the front sight is held on by a single screw just behind the bead in the middle of the barrel then I would go for it. It fit both me S&W; slug gun and an older shotgun that I have both utilizing a single screw in the front sight. Just make sure to use the original screw that is now in your front sight.
1653184
I have it on a marlin .22 rifle and a couple of pistols. They fit nice no issues.
1678552
It fits quite tightly on the front of the trigger guard. I don't think it would fit.