The reviews all note how tight the fit is (which is good), but does that mean it might have trouble with narrower choke tubes in a shotgun?
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It's already a pretty tight fit. I usually apply some solvent to the squeeg-e to help
64000
I bought mine for 7.62 and it is very tight fitting. Almost feels like it will bend but it doesn't. So I would say there would be issues with smaller chokes
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David,Sorry, I don't have a shotgun. I do know that they have a Squeeg-E for up to a 12g shotgun.
1490565
My 870 sits in there pretty tight but it isn't diffcult pull out of the scabbard. Best description I could think of right now is a comparison to skate shoes. They stay on when you want them to but you can slip them right off if you that's what you want. It probably also depends if you have any sharp edges that it can catch on.I had a problem with my front sight catching the inner liner.
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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.
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Yes I believe it would. As long as there is at least a 2 shot extention tube on the shotgun then it should work just fine
733
Unfortunately, no. The fit is meant to hold the tube snugly, which it does well, but not for much more.
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its a tight squeeze and may need a few tries but don't give up it will fit!
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Hello Mr. Smiley -My review was on the snug fit it provided with 12 gauge shells... and yes, the fit is superb
1481957
I haven't used it for a shotgun but i think it would work great. If its a pump it might be hard.
866349
I use a light shorter than a TLR-1 on a S&W; SD9VE and it's a tight fit. The seam runs on an angle, not straight down, so the deeper it goes the less room it has.
998560
Probably, even with the scope, although I don't think the fit would be as tight. I would just double check the length to make sure you're good there.
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The description says it tops out at .78 diameter barrels you might get by with longer screws, however it would seem,( based on other similar products I've owned) the wider you go the less stable it becomes, going wider might cause it to loosen easier. But on a .22 maybe not a concern. FYI i do not own this product but am considering buying one for a mosin build. I'm basing my opinion on the products description.
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As long as the shotgun is not outfitted with add ons, it draws fine. If you have elevated sights, barrel shrouds, etc. it's not for you.
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I bought two of these for my shotguns (20 and 12 Gauge) and they worked great, but I also tried to fit them on my Mossberg 702 Plinkster, 22LR. The clamp is too large to compress down onto the small barrel so it would not work. I made a rubber spacer to fill the gap and it was OK, but it looked like a homemade jury rig, so I took it off.
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It's going to rattle no matter what unless you have that thing precision made along with the bayonet lug and the rifle's birdcage. If you're that worried about rattle then you're in the wrong place at the wrong time to be moving around and skulking. It's use as a bayonet is a last resort close quarters option, not your first.
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Recoil shouldn't be an issue, I swapped it on a 30-06 and it worked fine...I might be concerned about the eye relief if it were mounted too close to the stock on the shotgun though.
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I have moved it around several times without any failures. It was 1st on Kel-Tec sub 2000, then AR, and finally Ruger Mk lll and it has preformed very well in these applications. Can't say how it would be on a shotgun (haven't tried). My sub 2000 is 40 cal. and has very noticeable recoil, but not like 12 ga.
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It may be tight. Depends on your stock. I keep a 22 rifle (with a scope) and my Mossberg 12 gauge (Pistol Grip). Theres room for a handgun or ammo boxes up top. Depending on the stock, you may have to angle the ARs. This aint for big storage. Better for grab n go. I hope that helps.