My Rem 870 receiver space measures only 6" from back pin to start of 3 rail forend @ full back position and only 7" w/ forend full forward. How does this fit @ 9" long. Am I missing something about the installation?
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It sounds like your forend overlaps the receiver when fully back. If it overlaps by more than ~1/2", then it will interfere with the sidesaddle, which comes within 1/2" of the front end of the receiver. My aftermarket Eotech forend butts flush with the receiver when fully back (the battery plug overlaps, but underneath the receiver so there isn't any interference) and so doesn't interfere with the sidesaddle. The stock Blackhawk forend fit the same way. If you want a sidesaddle with your 3 rail forend you may have to go to the 4-round model instead of the 6-round version.
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There are so many variables to this question, I'm not sure how your weapon is set up but I can offer this information. From the centerline of the barrel to the top of the sight pin, it measures ~1.9"/48.26mm depending how the sight pin has been adjusted to a particular weapon. What is critical in this situation is the height of both the front and rear sight(s) are parallel to the barrel centerline.
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I have a Rem 870 Shotgun that measures 37" long (also has pistol grip). Do you guys think this can be squeezed in bag? Sounds like the internal dimension is exactly 36"? Thanks.
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I have mine on a KelTec PMR-30, fits and functions well. How long is your rail?
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Dennis; I had to measure the hole spacing, and I came up with M3 X .5 spaced .671 inches apart. I have a drawing I made, You can reach me at wathebarge@gmail.com if you need more. I mounted it by the barrel instead of the screw holes. Best Wayne Thebarge
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I have this installed on my Marlin 45/70 and 444 lever action rifles. They both were pre-drilled for scope mounts. The part has a lot of screw mounting holes to accomodate different receivers. Should ve mounted on a flat surface. If you're not pre-drilled a gunsmith can do that. It is working well for me.
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I put it on a remmington 837 20 guage and it's a little wider than the receiver, but mounted it anyway and have used it for a couple of years without any problem. the 12 guage model must be a little thicker across the receiver, but it flexes enough to use it.
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Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating... » Read More Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! « Show Less
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I couldn't say.1. What's the clearance between the front/rear rings of the receiver?2. What's the diameter of the bolt body?3. Minus the bottom metal, is the bottom of the receiver flat? I don't have a Mosin, so I only have Google Images to go off of.
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I can not tell you! I only know that when I ordered my kit(I called Blackhawk) and was told that the stock was what I needed! The installation of the stock was fine,not any problems! However the "forend" would not fit my Mossberg 500 as I was told. The stock works great,I only wish the forend did also!
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i'm sorry I do not know, I have a standard 870. it SHOULD, but to be honest that was the very first thing that I did to my 870. I hated the fore end and the stock so I went tactical on both
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The quickmount is 2 inches long. The total space you need is dependent upon what you are mounting it behind. I have mine mounted behind a sightmark reflex sight and need 3 inches of rail to get it done.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight. I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole... » Read More I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight. « Show Less
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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 have a Remington 597 with a 3-9X40 scope and and I have plenty of clearance for my iron sights. The bottom of the tube of the scope looks like it sits about an inch above the receiver with the mounts I have.
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Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place to have it done. They are pros who will do it right from start to finish. Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place... » Read More Your receiver needs to be drilled & tapped in a rare thread pattern if it already isn't (8-40?). Front sight will need to be epoxied or brazed on, preferable silver soldered. It's something that should be done by a gunsmith & not an easy project for the weekend warrior. I found out the hard way. Bought all the right tools & it still came out funky. Good luck Doc..Btw, the silver soldering process consists of removing barrels finish around bead, soldering & having to have refinished. $30-50 isn't realistic. It's more like $150-300 to get it done. Vang Comp out of AZ is a trust worthy place to have it done. They are pros who will do it right from start to finish. « Show Less
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I really don't know. I know when I bought it it said it would fit a Rem 870.........I guess I was specific enough cause I purchased a YOUTH EXPRESS 870.....and it did NOT fit. I have to have a gun smith grind it down to fit the stock.....nice job but initially, it was not a good fit. You would have to ck for specs on it. However that said..........it was much nicer, softer, more pliable than what came w/ the gun!