Will it hold 20 gauge well?
1308882
It will hold 20 guage shells perfectly. IMO, 12 gauge shells are a little tight fitting
1308883
You can fit 20 gauge on this belt. But you can honestly just buy some thing better. Just spend the extra buck and you will be happier.
1308884
Yes. I believe so. It's really right to get 12 gauge in there so i would think it would be tight to get 20 gauge in there.
1308885
I would think so. It is really hard to put a 12 gauge in it. The page says shotgun shells so I would think all shells would fit.
1819305
The stock kit I bought was for a 12 gauge. I believe the 20 gauge receiver is slightly smaller. I would get one that says it fits an 870 20 gauge. Hogue makes one specifically for the 20 guage but, their website has a "pre-order" button rather than "add to cart". Also, they charge more than Amazon.
205336
Works great with my 18" coach gun. I'm sure it will work with a 20" coach gun.
272090
as long as you have something to nail into,such as a stud or header board behind the sheetrock, 18 gauge will hold just fine.
1761062
Not positive but I think it probably is 16 gauge. It has a high tensile strength rating
882520
Only if the receiver is dimensionally the same. Being a 20 gauge I would think the receiver would be smaller. You could check on the utg website, they might be able to tell you Or contact a local gunshop, they could tell you also.
1537372
I have not used it in a 20gauge but the design is the same. My 12 gauge version works wonderful.It also allows you to flip it down to fire multiple rounds.
1507956
It should easily fit a 12 gauge. I used it on my 20 and there was quite a bit of extra material that I had to cut off.
254800
As long as it not go over the weight limit of 20 pounds, it should hold any size. It is pretty stout and made well.
1670348
If the end cap for the magazine tube unscrews, this will work on the 20 gauge.
547005
Yes!This magazine will definitely accommodate.20 gram bb's. I use this type myself. Do not think another minute about buying this magazine, as I plan on getting at least another two. I hope this was helpful
1992757
As long as the tray is locked perpendicular to the floor and not angled, it should hold 20 lbs. just fine.
1523411
Hello, The thicker gauge is 60. I used the 20 gauge to cover my dining room chairs and it worked perfectly. The 20 is very sturdy but flexible enough to work with. Good luck!
1085543
I have mine rail mounted on my 20 gauge pump. It holds up fine. It should work fine for you.
1490566
I keep a henry 22 in it and don't any problems, a 20 gauge pumps fits also, no problem getting either one out quick.
1588189
Yes. I believe it would as the 20 gauge rounds are slightly smaller in diameter. They 12 gauge rounds are certainly not going to fall out.
1612928
Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the shells remained in place. In a pinch it will hold 20 gauge shells, just not as snug as the 12's. Just my opinion. Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the... » Read More Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the shells remained in place. In a pinch it will hold 20 gauge shells, just not as snug as the 12's. Just my opinion. « Show Less