I have a collapsible stock on my shotgun and wanted to know if this would work with my shell holder in place? It is screwed into the stock in 3 spots.
769470
You could probably rig it where it would work by shaving something, shimming something, or figuring out a different way to attach something, but I doubt it would be plug and play.
769471
Maybe, on the sides of the stock near the top (basically the radius of the tube where your cheek rests) there are oblong horizontal slots where the riser snaps in, with plastic ears. Honestly it's kind of a sloppy fit on mine. It wiggles and with enough pressure and pops off fairly easy. I didn't send it back and I left it on the rifle...but I wouldn't purchase it again.
769472
Not possessing remote viewing or being psychic, given the many options in stocks and shell holders available, it is impossible to say. Look at the picture and decide!
769473
I don't think that it'll work with a round holder attached. With this installed on my retractable stock it takes up close to the full high of the stock.
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.
572258
having looked at that model, the shell holder seat looks standard and it is Lee which means their die sets will work and i've never seen shell holders that were that proprietary. my rcbs stuff works in lee presses and my lee, pacific, and lyman stuff works in my rcbs equip. i believe you should be safe.
946248
This particular shell holder is designed for the top folding ATI stock. It mounts directly to the stock. You could drill and tap screw holes in the maverick. Or epoxy it to the side but it would be rigged.. go with vortex defense shell holder. http://www.vortexdefense.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=rb7mss&404;http://www.vortexdefense.com:80/Side-Shell-Holder-500-590-590A1-p/RB7MSS.htm?gclid=CJOUvJq9wr8CFbRj7AodUXYAng There's also YouTube videos on this product.
1588478
My quick attachment would not fit this stock. It kept slipping out. When I took it to the range after every shot the stock collapsed. I would not recommend the stock. They offered to replace it but my time was already wasted. Hope this was helpful.
33600
I installed it on the Magpul version of the 870 (synthetic fore end and stock) with no issue on the receiver as intended. Took a while to "loosen" up the individual shell holders (just load/unload it a bunch), but it works great now. Retention seems to be spot-on. If you bought extended bolts/hardware I would imagine you could mount directly to the stock, but I didn't do it this way, and I would think it might be kind of awkward.
84898
If your shell holder is covering the screw on the rail, then yes. The rail utilizes the screw that is already there, you remove and re-install the factory screw is all so it needs to be accessible.
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
666530
I'm in the middle of a family emergency and I can't remember if I responded to you or not. Here goes. This was a gift to my son-in-law who reports that it would work with your gun. He also has a pistol-grip shotgun. There are two parts to the Loc-Box. Both screw into the studs in a wall. To use it you slide the barrel of your gun over the rod, then position the trigger section into the box and lock it. The trigger is completely hidden and all parts of the Loc-Box are strong enough to prevent someone from pulling the gun free. Happy Holidays!
1192901
No,the shotlock locks into the receiver ,so you would have to remove the shell holder.
1237054
I also have a lee classic 4 hole turret press and yes the shell holder will work.
744044
No. It stays in place on my 870, so it shouldn't move around any on a .22 stock.
403555
It might if you hack it up. It'll look like junk, with ragged foam sticking out. Would probably fall apart easily that way. I would say if you want to keep this is one chunk they only fit wood stock Remington shotguns.
179238
Yes i purchased this product for my wifes mossberg .410 and it holds the shells very well as they aren't loose but are not hard to remove either.
533544
Does anyone know what shell holder is used for the 223 brass? The press holder doesent fit.
1737162
If they are mounted on the receiver, then no. The shotgun will hang on the block that will go into the open breach, and the vault door closes over the left side where your side saddles are likely mounted. Those would prevent the door from closing on it. If you mounted your extra shells on the stock it would work.
652216
Flattened, it is 3 1/2 in. across. If your stock is more it will stretch over, not fall off, and "creep" forward toward grip. You could slide it on your wrist or even wear it on your belt. Or thread a piece of harness through it and let it hang. Don't think you can get 9 410 shells in it. Too close together and probably hard work. Maybe 5 in every other slot. Good Luck. Mine holds 308 well.