which pad should i get for a 12 gauge mossberg 500
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Measure your stock. The slip on pads are sized by your stock size, they fit a range of stocks. If you want a specific pad that screws onto your stock they probably make one.
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This pad will work for you . I use it on my Mossberg 590A snd on my Remington 1187. Get the medium
1091428
I believe the trigger housing pins (how this mounts the shotgun) are in different locations on the Mossberg 500.
2157438
What stock is on yours? If it is the basic fixed rifle stock then it more likely will fit. It fit an aftermarket shotgun stock on my Mossberger 500. If yours is the ar15 style adjustable stock something like this will fit better.Ultimate Arms Gear Tactical Stealth Black Slip On Rubber Recoil Reducing Combat Buttpad Butt Pad For 6 Six Position Retractable Collapsible Stock AR-15 AR15 M4 Rifle Shotgun
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This should fit a variety of stocks having the T6 or M4 style collapsible stock. I have 1 on my ATI T6 collapsible stock I bought for my AK. I also had one on the SKS stock I owned. But with the Mossberg 715T being a 22 rifle the pad really isn't needed unless it's for cosmetic purposes. It makes it look cool! Good luck and have fun!
1007389
i do not have a Mossberg with pistol grip. But I do have a Mossbreg 500 and yes it fits.
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
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Mossberg 500, 590, & 88 can all use the same shoulder stock. Forearms, however, are different on the 88's.
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This rail fits the H&R; Handy Rifle and Pardner Pump shotgun (special screws required; seem my review for the exact specs) For a Mossberg 500, try this... Ultimate Arms Gear Tactical Mossberg 500 590 835 Persuader Maverick 88 Shotgun Weaver Picatinny Base Rail Scope Sight Mount
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Limb Saver lists a recoil pad for all Sako Model 75s and "some" Tikka T3s. No listing for M 695. Have one on my Tikka T3 (wood stock). Perfect fit and amazing reduction in felt recoil.
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2-1/2 inches up from the tip of the recoil pad or 1-5/8 inches up from the wood stock
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There are three separate types of aftermarket butt pads for the Mosin Nagant out there right now. It is important that you know which rifle you have in order to make an informed decision. 1. There are the pads, such as those made by ATI, who claim that their but pads are "universal" and can fit onto any Mosin Nagant made. Don't believe them. If anything, you will have to do some trimming and even drill new for the new set screw. 2. There are those dedicated to the full-length 9130 models. 3. There are made special for the M44 models. Depending on the amount of work you want to put to it, any of the three choices will work. The Mosin Nagant is a pretty forgiving platform. The 9131 is the full length battle/sniper rifle of which just over 1.5 million were produced during WWII, making it the most highly used rifle in WWII (far surpassing the mighty M1) the Japanese Arisaka and the German k98 Mauser. The Mosin is such a well-designed rifle, that it is still in use today by third world armies, much like it's Russian sister, the AK-47. Mosin's are highly accurate, dependable and fun to shoot, it remains in high favor amongst collectors, WWII buffs and the general public today. The Nagant chambers a 7.6x x 54R (rimmed) car tridge in which you can still find large caches of surplus ammo from online surplus ammo dealers such as BulkAmmo.com, The Sportsman's Guide, SGAmmo.com and BulkAmmo.com among others. tt The butt plate shown applies to the longer Russian battle rifle model 9130. You can find these being made for our Romania as soon as well as the Chinese. The shorter carbine M44 uses a smaller, shorter and more combat vets. THE M44 BUTT PAD: http://www.amazon.com/Mosin-Nagant-Rubber-Recoil-Butt/dp/B001HIT1UO/ref=pd_sbs_sg_1 THE 9130 BUTT PAD: http://www.amazon.com/Mosin-Nagant-Rubber-Recoil-Stripper/dp/B005FCXJZQ/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
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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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I purchased one of these to put on my Marlin. It was a little bigger than my stock, so I shaped it with a sander until it matched the stock.It is a nice pad, but needs some work.
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I assume you have a synthetic stock. Check on the Limbsaver cross reference website. You have to know the length of your current buttpad.
707447
My mossberg 500 with a black hawk tactical stock measures the same. It fits fine.
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I can't answer that question with first hand knowledge, my Rem 870 has the synthetic stock and this recoil pad fits perfectly. The product advertises "Wood Stock Shotguns: Fits Models 870, 1100, and 11-87 (2004 or newer), including Super Magnum models that came with the R3 or SuperCell Pad as original factory equipment. Will not be a "perfect fit" for models that did not have the R3 or SuperCell Pad as original factory equipment. Designed for 12 Gauge only. "Good luck with your research.
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I use then recoil pad on the standard CTR stocks on my custom AR15 and my Daniels Defense 300Blackout Shot with them probably 10 or so time fit tight don't move around much, I really like them.