Will this fit on the top of a mossberg 500 to mount a red dot?
809174
Sorry Vincent, I'm not for sure! D. Hall responded with an answer for you. Hope this helps.
809175
If your Mossberg is drilled and tapped, you need to order a metal rail section that mates to the surface of the receiver. There are quite a few out there; just search for "Mossberg 500 scope rail." This is a polymer rail section, and even if the screw holes lined up, the screws and anchors for the mount would not fit the holes in your receiver. Additionally, the rail would most likely break during normal use, as it will not mate properly with the surface of your shotgun's receiver. Hope that answers your question!
1274164
I would think you could mount it on a high rise see through bracket but I don't know how or if it will affect sighting in the red dot
462940
It has the attached mount on the red dot, MAKE SURE that you get the high mount.
156016
Yes it will, I also have a Mossy 500 defender and that's where I mounted it also, it's roughly a little over an inch long and is a great addition to your weapon having 5 possible positions for your attachments is one of the reasons I bought this product, I have a laser and tactical light on mine, only problem I have with it is when I clean my firearm I need to remove it. But other than that it great! I hope this helps with your decision, but if u buy it u won't be disappointed
1880156
sure but it will fit the pre-drilled holes already on the mossberg 500. I wouldnt expect it to stay attached long with glue though.
1366118
Most Red Dot Sights/scopes are designed for Weaver/picatinny mounts. There are a few out there that might work, You'll need one with a 1" tube.
1366119
Unless your "small red dot sight" is a 1" tube style sight, then nothing else will work with this mount. This is a SCOPE mount. Most red dot sights are attached with weaver or picatinny rails, not 1" scope rings.
566006
The dust cover rail is the absolute worst option for mounting a sight, but yes it will fit on it. I highly doubt it will hold a zero at all though.
181494
It will all depend on your preference since everyone's tastes are different. The red dot will mount pretty flush with your rail so just keep that in mind.
305425
Appears to me it would fit. I have a red dot site mounted on my Benjamin Titan NP .177 rifle. It works more than fine!! I like the four screws that hold the rail to my rifle. I say GO FOR IT!
871182
Don't know for sure. I have mine with a sig sauer red dot. I had to put a low riser below my red dot to get it lined up. You can buy a low, medium, or high riser on amazon to make it work. Ideally, you want the sight as close to the barrel as possible.
1103893
You shouldnt have any problems. The mount will mount up directy to the upper receiver rail .
1392487
It should fit easily. I have one on my Mossberg 590 and one on a 20 gauge single shot that my son had shorten the barrel to 18.5 on and it popped on both of them and stays put. Instructions come with it but basically you line it up with the bead site if it has one and the pop that end on the barrel and then pop the rest of it down on the barrel. I had to take the one off my 590 and adjust it to get it to fit up to the bead site so they can be removed and put back on without issues. They are great outside in good light, nice in low light situations and don't work in no light situations.
476552
If your mossberg is fairly new and a 500 model it will fit with the 7 5/8" there is a shorter version but I'm not familiar with the specifics. Good luck
2222165
Yes but you have to have a mount for the rifle. Unless your rifle is groved for a scope the the scope mount will fit the red dot sight. You can get them and several different mounts at cabelas. Hope this helps. Ron
225241
It depends on how high up your red dot optic is above the rail. You can easily get a riser rail for a few bucks if it doesn't.
2196048
I have a similar sight, same style, different brand name. This riser gives the actual red dot a height of 1.5 inches above your flat top. Also,the 5 slots line up to the exact length of the mount on the bottom of the sight. Hope that helps.