Will this get in the way of a trigger lock?
1724115
No the Tacstar Sidesaddle fit's a model 870 prefect and doesn't get in the way of the action, safety or trigger in any way.
1724116
I guess it depends on the type of trigger lock, but in the typical, I can't see how. It rides flat against the profile of the receiver. If the gun has rounds in the holder, they tend to stick down below the edge of the carrier if inserted from below. The brass base of the round stops at the edge of the carrier when pushed into it, and can be pushed farther to the rim of the case is flush, but makes it very difficult to get the rounds out because it pinches them too tightly. I put them in from the top and 2 3/4 " loads fit very nicely and the tension on the round is perfect. I've had it through the brush in rain and snow and I haven't lost a round yet. Very happy with this product. Just remember not to tighten the mounting screws so tightly that it affects the operation of the gun (yes, you can tighten it that far! Ask me how I know.) nice and snug and a drop of Loctite blue 242 or 290 is your friend. Don't use red 277 or 271 or any other or you won't get it out easily.
1724117
No it bolts to the reciver away from the trigger. But if your forend is long you wont be able to pump the shotgun like on my remington I had to change it out for a shorter one...also I bought this and they sent me a mossberg 500 one which pissed me a little off....if you can just try sportsmans warehouse thats where I bought the replace/right one for my 870
1501856
yes, it will lock in place. it's not a lock switch but a lockring; The lockring descends on the hotshoe support and locks in place very securely
1934109
It's really not setup for constant removal and re-installs. The self tapping screws will eventually strip and the fitting/guide tabs will wear or break with constant use. This will result in a loose fitting device around the trigger which is just asking for trouble.
1192901
No,the shotlock locks into the receiver ,so you would have to remove the shell holder.
904487
There is an exceptional amount of pressure required. You must hold the trigger in with your finger constantly for the machine to work. There is no way to lock it in the on position.
597679
the trigger is inside the handle area, and so the answer would be yes, but it is not a difficult thing.. I love mine, it gets used for small cleanups, and nabbing the flies that sneak into the kitchen.
2203891
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G screws and allow for easier insertion.
37796
Yea, if its got a rail and depending on how much space you have from your rail to the trigger guard
239474
That's a personal decision. I've used these with Glocks, Kahrs, and M&Ps;, I always carried them with one in the pipe. I couldn't conceive a way that something would make its way into the trigger guard. Just practice with it and make sure you keep your finger indexed until the weapon is clear of your clothing.
2194073
Yes, I've actually used a trigger lock to attach it to my bed frame. This way I can unlock and take it to the range.
2203897
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G; screws and allow for easier insertion.
1743510
No. The trigger is set up so that you have to keep your hand on the machine to push it, which keeps everything stable and safe. It's a good design because with the size of the machine you want one hand on it for stability anyway, and the other hand for sharpening.
1480375
At it's widest, where the lock starts to positively engage is about 3.75 inches. This would only pose a problem if you had a slim safe for a handgun. Fits on my SKS, mil-spec 1911, Winchester 101, HK416D(shank goes behind trigger). It does not fit my UZI pistol and hangs loosely because of the trigger guard.
881561
I'd think so, but not 100%. If the trigger groups are the same, I'd say yes. The grip snugs in behind the trigger guard and fits tight there.
861308
Odds are probable. Two reasons. It's really small. Second, if done carefully, it's trimmable. Pretty much all the models are in front of trigger guard or left side mount and shouldn't even be an issue.
1132733
I'm not familiar with the holster, but this trigger stay goes in snugly and would not fall out unless pushed with some force applied to its center.
544061
It's kind of bulky. Unless the triggerguard is pretty large, it might not fit.