Mossberg 590 with accy lug;Does it obstruct the mounting of a bayonet ?Also, it looks like it will prevent barrel removal unless removed
481907
It does not restrick mounting a bayonet. But since it clamps on to the barrel you would have to remove first to be able to remove the barrel. a big inconvenience especially if you have acc added.
375353
Im not sure about the lug for the bayonet and to remove the barrel yes you have to remove four screws
1916002
Bayonet attaches to the bottom of front sight using the screw provided with bayonet. once mounted bayonet will fold up under barrel. It is spring loaded be careful not to pinch finger first time.. Really simple once you get bayonet, just make sure your front sight mount has a hole at the bottom to attach bayonet.
1676946
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
1953610
Will fit the 590 series Mossberg which has a bayonet lug. Doubt if it will fit a 500 series that does not have one.
941904
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
49261
if it has been factory drilled and tapped it should. I installed this on a mossburg 590 9 shot w/bayonet lug with no issues
1846830
No it will not. You can call Mossberg to send you a bolt but make sure to specify the exact stock you are putting on. Also make sure to use the washer that is provides with your hogue stock. I made the mistake of using too long of a bolt and it ended up damaging the trigger and connector, thus, not allowing the safety to work any longer. I had to send it back to Maverick Arms to have them fix the problem. Just make sure to check and test the safety function after installing the stock. I hope this helps you out. Safe shooting.
1722423
I'd say your best bet is a roll bar mount. It's adjustable and can fit around the gun not a problem.
226217
I have to wad up a piece of baggie and wrap it around bayonet lug or its too loose. Other than that its awsome. As for yours you'll have to take the chance as i did!
570370
Hello Don, If you're referring to the lever shield on the bayonet side, yes. That shield will touch the bottom of the adapter before it's allowed to mount. There are ways to modify either the lens or the adapter, feel free to contact us directly for more suggestions. Thank you!
1519146
No the bayonet needs to be removed. it installs between the lugs. may require some filling for proper fit. meaning, all the holes line up.
777157
The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't... » Read More The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. « Show Less
1613240
It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be... » Read More It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. « Show Less
222116
Yes mine has that and it fits fine.Just remember that it exactly fits a mossberg 590 with pistol grip without stock and dont know if it will fit those other mossy's that have the breacher barrel or the blackhawk pistol grip that has the spring sticking out from the back..
2053778
No if u hit bone it will snap off the lug look up bayonet lug adapter they have them on amazon unscrew the mussel break pops over the threads fattens up your barrel were the ring sits..here the part you need http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HKMIUMQ/ref=pd_aw_sims_3?pi=SS115&simLd;=1
517264
Hey buddy, no recoil lug on the one I got for my Remington. I haven't received the one for my Savage yet but I don't imagine it does. Just the mount and the screws. Hope that helps.
1879442
Yes because it clamps on to the pin that holds the barrel in. Be careful of the plastic sleeve over the bayonet because it breaks very easily and you can't keep it in your pocket without it.