Once the shotgun is inside the scabbard completely is there some sort of a strap that holds the shotgun at the butt stock?
600781
Yes, If you have a pistol grip style stock, it loops behind the grip and snaps to the side.
600782
There is not a strap that goes around the butt. It straps around the pistol grip, if you have that on your stock. However, I'm assuming you could use that strap to go around the butt stock should you not have the pistol grip since it can unfold at the bottom.I use mine for a modified Mossberg 590A-1 with the extendable butt stock and it works great. Every shooting range I take it to, I have several people ask me where I got it.
600783
There is a strap on the open end that can be placed over the weapon to hold it in. You may want to check the overall length of the scabbard (the overall length of the scabbard can be shortened by about 4" by folding the bottom of the scabbard) against your weapon length.
1107266
No, and it is very easy to free float the barrel by putting a small piece of matchbook cover between the stock and the recoil lug (where the action screw goes into the underside of the action.)
412168
Unscrew the butt pad,there is a bolt inside that connects directly to your Mossberg. You will need an extension if you use a bolt set or you can use a long flathead screwdriver to tighten the bolt.
1872030
My opinion would be no. But that depends on how much weapon you want hanging out. My 18.5 inch barrel Maverick its with the trigger guard just inside the scabbard, so just the pistol grip and extendable stock are hanging out. To me that's perfect because all of the action and metal parts are inside the scabbard, but you can still fully grab the pistol grip and whip it out when you see a zombie. So yours would sit roughly 10's between trigger guard and mouth of scabbard.
1345466
I think you might want the shotgun scabbard for that. I think this one might be too wide. With that said, if you do get this one, there are adjustable straps that you could tighten around or through the lever. Hope this helps.
928938
The strap is nylon going over butt of pistol and snaps into a plastic retention piece it holds the pistol in securely and unsnaps quickly
2193302
It's simple...to a degree. If you have a strap with which you carry the rifle remove the front one. The pivot has pins that will fit into the strap holder. You can then reattach the strap to the bottom of the pivot.
412166
First remove the recoil pad. There are two little holes in the recoil pad. In those holes are two screws. Loosen those screws to remove the recoil pad. After removing the recoil pad you will see a bolt loosen and remover the bolt and the stock of the shotgun will come off.
375913
Sorry, but for some reason I just recieved your question...but yes it just slips up over the butt of the stock. Works great and very simple to use.
491711
Yes it does. You're supposed to mount them so they fold forward. The reason is because when you are leaning into the rifle snugging the butt end of the stock against your shoulder, the legs won't fold in on you. With them facing the way you saw in the video, you can't fold the legs in, because you're pushing against the way they open, thus not allowing them to close. Hope this made sense.
1543571
I have a 870 express. With a 26 inch barrel it's too long, I have a alt 18 inch barrel that works well with this scabbard. Hope that helps
1378283
no straps inside, but the case fits tight and the rifle does not move in the case.
1284906
There is a strap that retains the barrel when the door is opened. I haven't specifically looked, but I think it fits in slots in the case. As such, if you needed it to be lower, you would probably need to add one by screwing one into the case yourself. If your shotgun is short enough, you might just be able to lean it back and not have it fall forward.
1949261
There is a nylon strap on the back but you would have to feed something through it as it doesn't come off. Kind of hard to mount it, I would go for the hard sheath they sell here only about $25
1543937
There is no adjustment at the rear for the buttstock but there is a great deal of adjustment in front where the forearm rests. The height of the recoil pad depends on how far forward the rifle is placed in the rest.
1085667
Not snug, this one is designed for rifles and shotguns with under barrel attachments. Get a standard shotgun scabbard, not a tactical one if you want a snug fit.
1605022
You must take the pack off, unbuckle two buckles on the back and loosen the buckle on the pocket that holds the butt of the stock.If you want to draw quickly, you probably want a scabbard instead.