Any one use this with the Elzetta shotgun mount?
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Yes. It slides right into the mount, perfect fit and no need to use any of the adapters. To make it a bit easier, to slide into the mount you can remove the back cap that holds the batteries, slip the 88850 into the mount, and screw the cap back on. Very happy with my Elzetta shotgun mount and Streamlight 88850.
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Yes. It fits perfectly. My flashlight came with the clip installed and it is too troublesome to remove the clip. The clip is very tough. What I did: I installed the flashlight with the clip still on. It clipped over the Elzetta mount perfectly. The thickness of the mount matches the space of the clip just right.
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I believe it would fit provided you have the extended magazine tube. I have mine mounted to a Remington 870 and it fits tight and snug. You may also be able to reach out to Elzetta Tactical directly for their opinion. If it is compatible with the Winchester you will really like it. It holds the flashlight perfectly and has a clean finished look. I would advise you purchase the model with the quick release however. I did not, and I wish I had. I have a Turkey Barrel I purchased separately for use during Hunting season and it is a little trouble using the allen wrench to remove the light mount every time I wish to swap the barrel. I believe it would fit provided you have the extended magazine tube. I have mine mounted to a Remington 870 and it fits tight and snug. You may also be able to reach out to Elzetta Tactical directly for their opinion. If it is compatible with the Winchester you will really like it. It holds the flashlight perfectly and has a clean finished look. I would advise you purchase the model with the quick release however. I did not, and I wish I had. I have a Turkey Barrel I purchased separately for use during Hunting season and it is a little trouble using the allen wrench to remove the... » Read More I believe it would fit provided you have the extended magazine tube. I have mine mounted to a Remington 870 and it fits tight and snug. You may also be able to reach out to Elzetta Tactical directly for their opinion. If it is compatible with the Winchester you will really like it. It holds the flashlight perfectly and has a clean finished look. I would advise you purchase the model with the quick release however. I did not, and I wish I had. I have a Turkey Barrel I purchased separately for use during Hunting season and it is a little trouble using the allen wrench to remove the light mount every time I wish to swap the barrel. « Show Less
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Paul, I have some close up pictures of this on my Benelli Supernova Tactical. If you send an email to trandall02@gmail.com I'll send you the pictures of it mounted and you can make a judgement call.
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What mount are you using on your Mossberg? it does not fit any mounts I have now.
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I'm using it for my short shotgun. I have the picatinny rail ring around the end of the magazine past the fore-end. You can have on bipod or a bottom light or something on top like optics but not much on the side because it would interfere when you put it in and take it out. With all the extra things the scabbard has on it I can add pockets or holders to have other implaments at the ready to add to my shotgun.
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Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just.I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
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I have a Stevens/Savage shotgun, I did not mount a scope on it but I did install a lazar - light combo and that works very well. good luck
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That gun does not seem to have any scope mounts, unless it is possilble to modify it yourself (which is unlikely) I would say no. Thanks for asking though, that gun looks pretty cool; I might get it.
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Trinity and Mesa Tactical both make a rail to mount on mosberg shotguns. check e-bay ... BLACK ACES makes an awesome tactical quad rail kit for Remington 879's and 1100's its about 134.00 but you can mount IR units (Which I recommend) Read some of my other posts for details of the rig I have. Good hunting!
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I use it with a leupold vx-6 1-6x30 and it's a very solid mount, not too heavy and very well made. The one thing I will say those is you will need to loctite the screws as they will come loose with shooting. It doesn't lose zero but you just have to keep tightening the screws back in without loctite. Hope this helps
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I actually have mine mounted on one of the magpul scout rail attachments! Good luck! Happy Hunting!
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George, I have two cantilever mounts and neither fit it. To be truthful even if one did I would not use the scope as I found it did not magnify properly nor did it focus sharp. It geives a real bad tunnel vision effect. I bowxed it up and threw it in my junk box of scopes rings and mounts. Did not cost enough for me to get upset over but I will not be ordering a BARSKA scope any time soon. good luck, Daniel
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This mount works fantastic. I am running a Strikefire with iron sights and a magnifier. As for it working as a primary optic mount, it would be my first choice.
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I'm not sure how it would work, finding a mount for my 303 was hard as the barrel and stock seem to be different than any other I've seen. I tried 3 different setups till I found one that worked for me.
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Hey, I would suggest you look for a hawk mount, just to be sure. I wouldn't risk the mount pins not fitting your reciever, or worse potentially damaging your shotgun receivers finish.
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I would be wary of this mount. I tried to use it on my ar platform and could not get a good solid fit on the rail. Tried to adjust and it ended up just stripping metal from the levers. The burris mount is way better. Just my opinion. YRMV
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Not totally sure. I use the Zoom shotgun myself. Looks to be a pretty standard mount with adjustment screws. Sorry I can't be of more help. I rarely use a shotgun on my shoots as I film mostly luve events and use an external Zoom H6 recorder, and sync in post.