Macattack

my old hunting 870 is looking bored and lonely. Maybe its time to pull a transformer move on it?
http://www.atigunstocks.com/items/SMC1100.html
this stuff looks pretty sweet and cheap too

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kd5nrh

I hear the military has had some luck with a universal mounting solution similar to these whenever they need something that isn't weapon or accessory specific.

Chuck R.

On my Benelli I use one of these mounts on the magazine tube:



Combined with an Insight Technologies M3X light:


This allows for 125 peak Lumens and a light that can be quickly removed for daytime practice to save wear and tear, and also swapped to a different weapon if needed. With the mount positioned against the magazine cap the controls are right at my finger tips. I use the same light on my Colt 6920 and my SIG 220ST.

Chuck

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ShadeAngel

kd5nrh,
Well that is the default plan for just about every problem. :)

Chuck R.
Do you have a link to where I can buy the mount you have pictured?

Thanks!

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Chuck R.

Try:

http://www.opticsplanet.net/streamli...unt-69908.html

This site has it for $41.00

http://www.ambientweather.com/mocfl900a1.html

Better yet, cheaper than dirt:

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/48892-57642-568.html

Chuck

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A1C Lickey

I've got the collapsible ATI stock on my Mossberg 500. It's lightweight, easy to install and feels good on my shoulder. Just keep in mind that it is VERY light and there is no buffer tube in it.

Cool thing about it, the stock attaches to the pistol grip with two screws, so it's really easy to go from collapsible stock to pistol grip.

But does it come in OD green?

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