Can I use a rhino rail with this hogue stock and forend?
773211
If you go with a full length rail check with MFG the Hogue forend stock is just a tad larger than OEM other than that I for see no problems.
2182687
It would probably go on the stock but you probably wouldn't be able to stretch the loops to hold a shotgun shell. A 30-30 rifle shell is pretty snug.
1794293
You have to clamp the barrel, I belive the stock is to flimsy. I wrapped the barrel with cardboard and tightened down with a screwdriver, It looks really nice on a SR, you won't be disappointed.
474241
As long as you have a part of the barrel that sticks out for the clasp to attach to don't see where you would have a problem. Interesting, free-floating stock I'm going have to look that up.
2168702
You have to tap out the existing pins with an awl. The rail comes with bolts that functions the same as the pins, but with an allen key. (provided)This is the only 870 rail I would use. It's rock-solid and balls-accurate.
435113
The Ranch Rifle has design differences that are not compatible with the Hogue stock, other than that I don't know what to tell you where to go look.
2125240
Judging from the photos it looks like a J frame and would fit. If in doubt, go to the Hogue website and inquire.
247224
Absolutely. It was expressly designed to be used with the "Mil-Spec" adjustable stock. Just be aware that it take a bit of effort to get on. My recommendations is to put it into a bowl of hot (not boiling but hot as your tap water can get) and let it sit in the bowl with the water flowing over it until it is the same temperature as the water. Use a bit of dish soap to coat the insides with dish soap and have a plastic scraper or spreader from the hardware store with all the sharp edges smooth off handy. It just goes right on if you do that. One warning though. If you intend to mount any "cheek weld saddles" to the stock be aware that they will NOT go on correctly if you already have the Limbsaver in place and you aren't going to be able to get the Limbsaver on if you have something like that already mounted to your stock. You WILL have to modify a couple of areas of the Limbsaver by trimming to get both it and the "Stock Saddle" on. However, I did it and have ran a LOT of round through since and have had NO problems.
1965547
Absolutely ! This stock completley changed the way my shotgun feels and shoots. I too am small and with this stock makes all the difference .shotgun comes up nice and smooth. No longer have to throw it out then into my shoulder .i recomend the hogue forend as well.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
212228
If you are referring to a side saddle that will hold extra shells this piece does not effect the stock of the gun. So your answer would be yes you can. In my case I changed forward and rear stock with scope and ghost sights and can not slide shells over top of gun to the chamber
1181276
It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?
1504865
This is a good question and I wish I knew the correct answer. You might want to send an email to Hogue. I bought this for my wife's 20 gauge Mossberg 500 because the standard stock was just a little to long for her to be comfortable when shooting. The shorter stock is exactly what she wanted.
1632282
Yes depending on your stock. If you've got a swivel stud for mounting a rifle sling under the forward stock just in front of your hand but not on the end of the grip then it comes with a converter that will screw in otherwise you can mount to your rail if you've got an aftermarket stock. I've seen 7400's with the swivel stud at the end of the forward stock similiar to the tube of a shotgun as well and in that case it would NOT work. If you have an extended aftermarket magazine on your 7400 you'll need to put the legs all the way out when setting up a firing position but if you're stock then no problem at all. I have a few of them and they've worked great from my 30-06 to my R&R AR 5.56. I've never had any trouble with any of mine. Hope that helps!
1740843
Well like other folk said the big thing is that it has pre-drilled holes, I looked at the pictures on S&W website and it's not very clear. Other pictures show a standard A2 handguard on a stock weapon. So if its the standard A2 style with the holes on top and bottom the answer is yes. However remember to take the handguard off and take it to the hardware store with you to get the correct size of washers. The top-hat bolts that come with the rail won't have enough of a head on them to hold the rail in place with holes as large as the A2 handguards have. My personal suggestion is that with such a universal platform as the AR that you just buy a quad rail handguard, which will be less of a pain in the ass to install than this rail will be to a stock A2. This rain is more for guns that weren't made to have a rail in the first place, that's the beauty of it. But if you really want to go to the trouble of mounting the rails they will work well for what you want to do.
1670984
Minor file work to get it on my SKS.you could drill holes for the shell deflector.
226665
Yes it will work fine! That is what I purchased it for and it is a nice install very easy. I think you will like it. Thye post that that holds the piclatenny rail on has a screw that goes through the carry strap hole and then you place the mounting bracket in place and tighten the hold down nut that has a rubber pad beteewn it and the stock so it won't damage the stock. Plus it has a a carry strap pin on it.