Is this a must have part to install an aftermarket forend? My 500 mossberg is made in 2011.
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It depends.... Mossberg made two different length slide tubes. Can't remember the exact lengths, but the manufacturer should tell you which one the forend is designed to fit. Just FYI, this slide tube eliminates the rattle that comes with original mossberg slide tube, but you will need to oil it a little. I love it.
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only if your foward slide a molded plastic one and the slidetube is molded in to it
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If your forend is held to your 500's existing action slide tube by a nut, then no you will not need a new one. But if the forend is molded to the existing action slide tube obviously you will need to replace it with a new action slide tube with a nut so you can mount the new forend on it.
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if your mossberg stock forend has a large nut at the end of it that you can screw off then no. if it all comes off together then yes its required...you dont need to take the the gun apart to see if it has this nut. it should be on the front of the grip. you will see the cut on the nut thats in front of the forend grip that shows you can unscrew it, here is a link to YOUTUBE.COM. it will show you the install so you know for sure.. just copy the link below and paste it in your browser.. hope i was of some helphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkrXTWDUQZA
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my 500 for-end is one piece, depending on the for-end your going to install go to the site of the for-end you want to install and ask them what you need.
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It depends on how well you separate the slide tube from your molded forend. There is a special tool (search forend wrench) that you need as well because the threads can be damaged pretty easily. My Mossberg was made back in the mid 1990s, and this one fit perfectly.
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Only if your forend is the one piece Maverick version. If it has this slide tube assembly in it and you can remove it then no you won't. Some of the 500s come with the action bars integrated into the forend.
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Flip your gun over and look at the bottom of the receiver in front of the loading/ejection port. If it says mossberg 500 or Mossberg 590 it will fit.
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The Mossberg 500 and the Maverick 88 are supposedly built in the same factory on different assembly lines. If you look at other reviews, I believe others have installed said stock on the Mossberg.
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I cross referenced everything myself, as I have the 320! Mossberg 500 is threaded with Winchester threads, same as the 320, should not require any modifications!
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I had my gun smith install both. He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great. Regards. Helmut 1*
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I have the exact same Mossberg with the speedfeed stock and it doesn't fit. I ultimately went with the "Hogue Stock Mossberg 500 Overrubber Shotgun Stock, 12-Inch L.O.P" sold here at amazon. The short stock is a much better fit. I also found the speedfeed stock to be of little use and the extra rails just get in the way, I took them off.
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Yes, factory part. I had a gun smith install since I had a hard time removing exiting mag tube. It was on there good, Benelli uses Lock Tight. Daves Metal Works has a lower cost option ... Great quality.
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Yes, it comes with two allen head screws that on my Mossberg 500A screw directly in to the factory holes.
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you shouldn't have to as it is a split type mount , just adjust the 2 screws for the right fit. i really like mine and can see no problems with using it on a slightly larger tube. a smaller tube , all that is needed is some shim stock to get a secure fit. just as soon as i mounted it on a mossberg , i ran 2 boxes of shells [50 rounds] through the gun in order to get everything broken in and loosened up and i was pleasantly surprised that every thing worked great and need no further adjustments.
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Tough to answer. Just measured my Mossberg 500 stock...it measures 5" across at the end of the plastic stock, which the factory buttplate then fits into, and I have my pad over that. I"m thinking 4 3/4" might be a tiny bit small...as it fits my 500 almost perfectly (if I took off the stock pad and put it directly over the stock it would be perfect, but there wouldn't be much support due to the hollow plastic stock). But it does stretch and fit snug on mine..so it MIGHT work fine on yours...it's only 1/4" diff. Sorry if this doesn't really give you a confident answer.
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The Mossberg 500 has different versions ie: turkey, flex. and others each has there own setup I am buying the 7 and 5/8 because I bought the Magpul for-end which requires a longer one than the 5 and 1/4 one mine came with also to accommodate My side saddle I needed a different for-end the wood stock one would hit and not be able to eject or load a new round. I hope this answers future questions BTW there is another 6 and 1/4 one as well.
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What mount are you using on your Mossberg? it does not fit any mounts I have now.
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It fit my mossberg 500 persuader, that's all I can tell you. Great stock though.
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I installed it on the Magpul version of the 870 (synthetic fore end and stock) with no issue on the receiver as intended. Took a while to "loosen" up the individual shell holders (just load/unload it a bunch), but it works great now. Retention seems to be spot-on. If you bought extended bolts/hardware I would imagine you could mount directly to the stock, but I didn't do it this way, and I would think it might be kind of awkward.
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Unfortunately, I cannot help with this one either. I can telll you that when I ordered the part on Amazon, the description said it would fit my Mossberg 500, and it did. It did come with various pieces to make it fit both the mossberg and the remington (shims and spacers, etc). I would go with what previous answers have said and call Blackhawk. If it does fit, I would definitely recommend you pick it up. If you're looking for a tactical AR style stock for a shotgun, I cant imagine you will find anything better looking or functioning for the price.
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You would have to take it to a gunsmith to have the holes drilled into the top of the receiver.If memory serves, all Mossbergs after the mid 90's were manufactured with the holes.I'm sure if you take it to a reputable smith and show/ask him what needs to be done, he can drill and tap your receiver in a matter of a half hour or so.
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I put this on my Mossberg 590 very easily. Just unscrew the screw on your pistol grip and then unscrew the buttpad on the back of the stock and you will need a way to extend the tool to get it into the stock. But it fits great and is easily put on. I personally used a screw driver with removable heads and added a 6" extenstion for a ratchet and then added what I needed for the tool. Worked like a charm.