will the dual set up above with the magnfier and red work on a tactical shotgun like a stoeger condor or mossberg HS?
586836
Provided you have the rail space, yes. Typically you don't run magnified sighting system on a defensive shotgun as they're not intended for distance shooting. But there is no reason you could not if you got the room on the rail.
586837
I have no experience with the UTG 3x on a shotgun, but as usual range of Shotgun is 100 yards or less, I would not suggest the 3x. Rely on the red dot alone unless you are using rifled slugs and want good accuracy out to 100 yards. Do not rely on it in dimly lit situations. Its 28 mm diameter just doesnt carry the light as well as larger tubes.
586838
Yea I'm sure as long as they red dot system u use will take the shock ' I see no reason why the magnifier will have any issue
586839
I can't say positive that it would, but if you have the rails for them, I don't know why they woudn't. I don't know how accurate a shotgun is at a long distance, but my set up on my AR-15 works great out to 200 yards, being as far as I have used it.
586840
It would but I think for the effective distance of a shotgun I would go with a red dot or day glow site. Usual tactical distance is under 50 feet in my experience for a shotgun.
463422
Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of course, is to buy a LaRue Tactical Magnifier mount, which works like it was made for the VMX-3. Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of... » Read More Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of course, is to buy a LaRue Tactical Magnifier mount, which works like it was made for the VMX-3. « Show Less
824194
You can get both items, the ECOS and the TA31RMR, with the crosshair reticle!And both optics got the RMR (red dot)! The difference is mostly the colour, the mount and the hard sights or iron sights, however you call it!
1022809
I don't know your set up, but I used it on my moss berg 30-06 I installed a 4 inch picatinny rail attaching it with two screws on the synthetic stock with out glue. Neat and clean and the bipod is sturdy and functions great.it made my 30-06 look mean and tactical. I had to install it that way because moss berg has no swivel sling attachment. I think it will be OK on yours, the price will fool you it is just as good as high end bipod. It was truly worth my money good look.
1858619
It depends on the iron sights themselves. The UTG riser has a square hollow opening through it, so low-mount irons might work. The flip-up or tall irons might work with the right optic......and it all depends on how you have each mounted on the main flat-top rail.
629614
I would think yes! I have this unit but also the EOtech with magnifier. The optic is at approximately the same height so I think you would be OK. The great thing about buying from the Amazon site is the easy ability to return if it doesn't work to your satisfaction! But I really think it will! Good luck!
1602261
I don't see why they wouldn't work on an 887 nitro mag, just as long as you don't have a ribbed barrel. The front sight is designed to be epoxied onto the base of a front bead sight on a plain(non-ribbed) barrel. The receiver of the 887 has a very similar shape to the 870 so the rear sight can be installed so long as there are no major structural differences between the two that I don't know about. When looking at pictures of the 887 it looks like the receiver might be polymer but I have no idea. I would just call a local gunsmith to make sure if I were you.
463657
I don't think so but If the bridge sights is only on the end of the barrel of the shot gun and its not to big it should work my 870 express it has two inches that is open with a bead sight. if there is any sight on the receiver you can not... Wish I can show a pic of mine
1656272
Sorry man. I don't know the answer I your question. I have it mounted on an ar15 rail behind an EOtech holo sight and both the magnifier and sight line up perfectly.
729185
If the crossbow has a picatinny rail for mounting and the red dot has NV settings I suppose it could work. But I do not believe any sight that comes with a crossbow is NV compatible.
2204079
It should work fine. The laser is mounted under the barrel not off to the side. Also, the on button can be activated from either side. Off is in the middle. I really like mine now that it's zeroed in. It takes a few rounds to get it there but it seems to hold well so far. I haven't had any problems like,the other person who answered.
1414939
yes that might work. when i bought mine the cross hairs broke. i've also had problems with the scopes turning on me
1640648
I think the picatinny rail and ghost ring shroud might make it too wide. Especially If you have optics on the rail. It seems to work best with a basic 500 or Rem 870.
1779825
I placed it on a same plane quad rail with a matching rear sight it works perfectly as long as your front hangaurd is stable, I used it on a free float yhm 10 inch quad maintained zero on my 300 blackout so I would say for the money your good to go
945979
It should. It fits on weaver or picatinny rail and I bet your mossberg has one or the other of those rail systems. There is very little difference between the two rail systems. Because the clamp on this light is short, the spacing between the slots on the rail will not matter, which is really the only difference between the rail systems. To see the difference, look here:http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=10724/GunTechdetail/Picatinny-Rails-Weaver-Rails-What-s-The-Difference-I really like this light for the price and it fits nicely on all my guns that have rails. If your shotgun has a tactical rail, this light will clamp to it. It should. It fits on weaver or picatinny rail and I bet your mossberg has one or the other of those rail systems. There is very little difference between the two rail systems. Because the clamp on this light is short, the spacing between the slots on the rail will not matter, which is really the only difference between the rail systems. To see the difference, look here:http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=10724/GunTechdetail/Picatinny-Rails-Weaver-Rails-What-s-The-Difference-I really like this light for the price and it fits nicely on all my guns that have rails.... » Read More It should. It fits on weaver or picatinny rail and I bet your mossberg has one or the other of those rail systems. There is very little difference between the two rail systems. Because the clamp on this light is short, the spacing between the slots on the rail will not matter, which is really the only difference between the rail systems. To see the difference, look here:http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=10724/GunTechdetail/Picatinny-Rails-Weaver-Rails-What-s-The-Difference-I really like this light for the price and it fits nicely on all my guns that have rails. If your shotgun has a tactical rail, this light will clamp to it. « Show Less
1214311
It should work as long as the fore end does not cover the front of the receiver when it is in it's full rearward (bolt open) position. I have the stock Remington tactical fore end on my 870 and the shell holder works great. It won't work with fore ends that cover the front of the receiver when slid to the full rearward position. I hope this helps.
821890
In the description it says it will work with 12 Gauge Mossberg 500 590 835 930 935 SPX. According to Wikipedia, the only differences between the 590 and the 590A1 are a steel trigger guard, a heavier barrel, a bayonet holder, and on some models, a swivel sling. Looking at the photos, unless you are mounting a bayonet, there should be no reason why this would not work. You may have to remove front bracket that holds the tube to the barrel in order to slide on the upper part of this flashlight and bracket, but that should be pretty easy. I had to for my Remington and it took like three minutes. Obviously if your Mossberg has the front swivel, the light and bracket will need to be attached in front of it, but should still not protrude beyond the muzzle.