stock fits snug. but not flush with back of mossberg 500. not by much. is this normal? anyone else have this issue?
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mine fits perfect, i had some problems with the screw (use the original short screw or else you'll damage your trigger) but other than that it fits nice and flush. i'd have to see a picture to see exactly what you're talking about.
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also, make sure they sent you the right stock. they sent me the remington 870 version first time and it didn't fit so i sent it back for the correct one.
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I have a small gap right where the grip meets the trigger guard. It doesn't really bother me and am overall pleased with the fit. I have a moss 500a
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So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
1805031
I also had a problem with the rail that was related to the quick release. You need to ensure the screw and nut combination is set right to get a good solid bite on the rail. Play around with it till you get a secure fit.
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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.
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Hi Alicia ... The real question is do you want to have a Blackhawk stock installed on your Mossberg (Fine weapon girl) cause the powerpak system is an accessory for this stock..Contact WWW.BLACKHAWK.com or call 1 800 694 5263 .The Knoxx spesops stock and the Knoxx specsops NRS stock are what this option fits.Do I sound smart?...Well...everything I just relayed to you I read off the packaging material for the POWERPAK SYSTEM that I bought .Great success mounting it on a Remington 870 tactical that came with a NRS stock.....Keep pullin' that triggah'...
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It sounds like your forend overlaps the receiver when fully back. If it overlaps by more than ~1/2", then it will interfere with the sidesaddle, which comes within 1/2" of the front end of the receiver. My aftermarket Eotech forend butts flush with the receiver when fully back (the battery plug overlaps, but underneath the receiver so there isn't any interference) and so doesn't interfere with the sidesaddle. The stock Blackhawk forend fit the same way. If you want a sidesaddle with your 3 rail forend you may have to go to the 4-round model instead of the 6-round version.
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It would depend on your stock material as I had installed on a single shot bolt action w/a wood stock. I drill holes in the stock near the butt plate, fore grip and sunk the bucket almost flush with the stock both front and rear. Your issue with the 500 is mounting the quick release bucket on the pump action and that's a problem because you're going to want to have your front quick release on the fed tube or the barrel and these have no ability to mount that way.
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I have same shotgun ,I don't have any problemswith it sticking out at all mine is as close to flush as old screw.
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Mine fit on a Mossberg 500 without any issues. Only thing is that it will fall off by the time you empty a full magazine.
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you'll need to do a bit of dremmel or hand file work to accommodate the slightly larger detachable magazines. Worth it though I'd say seeing as that this stock is simply excellent! Hands down the most comfortable and balanced stock for an SKS I have yet to come across. Invest the time to modify it it's not a difficult project, it just requires patience.
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Okay here is what I could find out. I went on bing and looked at several 500a pictures. It looks to me like the 500a has all the pins and SCREWS required for this mount. If you open up your action (bolt to the rear) and look in on the far side (left side looking down barrel @ front sigth) you will see a small screw head. This screw holds the ejector ridge on. This is the only screw you need to remove. It is a good idle to put it in a safe place in case you change your mind later or want to put the mount on another weapon. Be careful with the screw that you replace the trigger houseing retaining pin with just snug it down not too much force. They say this mount is only for 12 gauges but I had no trouble getting it to fit my 20 gauge went right on out of the box with no problems. Maybe the folks at Weaver don't know that Mossberg makes a 20 guage. However you should have no problems. From what I could see from pictures. Hank
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M. Gabriele. Your question about stock and grip removal. To the best of my knowledge no. But I haven't tried to. It looks to me that stock is molded into the frame. Great gun to shot. Have fun and shot wisely. Dean.
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I have mine on a Remington 870, an adapter comes with the stock to allow it to fit properly. The stock without the adapter fits the mossberg
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28" my Mossberg 500 with just the pistol grip no stock fits in it with just the handle sticking out. Hopefully this helps.
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I installed one on my Mossberg 715T a couple weeks ago. This exact one. It was such a snug fit, I heated it in the oven at 450 for 15 minutes, then I lightly tapped it on with a soft mallet. I only had to tap it about 5 times. It does have a cutout for the Ruger sight, but I just put in on downwards..I went ahead and snugged the allen screw, but it wasn't needed. Enjoy more Tacti-cool.
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What stock is on yours? If it is the basic fixed rifle stock then it more likely will fit. It fit an aftermarket shotgun stock on my Mossberger 500. If yours is the ar15 style adjustable stock something like this will fit better. http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Arms-Gear-Retractable-Collapsible/dp/B005I4T51S/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1410472042&sr=8-5&keywords=ar15+stock+pad
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My 870 sits in there pretty tight but it isn't diffcult pull out of the scabbard. Best description I could think of right now is a comparison to skate shoes. They stay on when you want them to but you can slip them right off if you that's what you want. It probably also depends if you have any sharp edges that it can catch on.I had a problem with my front sight catching the inner liner.