Would this work for a double barrel shot gun (16 gauge)?
67802
It should work fine. I have an antique 12 gauge double on mine, and there's plenty of room.
67803
I think the peg length will work with 16 gauge, but the pegs that hold the barrel(s) are slanted up. I just tried my 12 gauge double barrel shotgun. Pegs long enough but gun wants to roll/rotate bc of the slanted pegs. Not sure if two straight pegged brackets would be better? I understand that the slant directs the gun towards wall preventing possibility of falling though.
67804
Yes, I have an old heavy British 10 guage d.b. hung up with this. It works perfectly.
67805
I think it would be marginal. From the face of the walnut to the end of the rest--where the barrel could rest is about two inches. I really like mine for rifles, currently M1903A3, M1903A4, and M1 Garand, but the pegs may not be long enough for a double barrel shotgun. It may be possible with your 16 gauge barrels.
67806
If your worried about the width(being Double Barrel)I believe the 'Pegs' can be elongated by pulling them out to desired length(within reason).As far as holding the weight,just make sure you hit studs etc..I use a # of these on various antique firearms and am very satisfied with this Product! Good Luck-john
67807
I just tried my double barrel side by side 12 ga. and there was plenty of room. The pin that the barrels sit on is about 1/4 " wider then the two barrels.
776005
Yes. It will make your barrel 16 inches overall. However, if you are looking to take your 14.5 inch barrel to legal length with this it will have to be permenantly attached to the barrel to consider the rifle legal.
1003332
Yes it should. i believe the only difference between the two is the barrel diameter. I don't think there is any difference between the two guns' outside dimensions.
1654597
That would be hard to answer definitively given the variety of plug ends and wire gauges. I'd hazard if both plugs were 16 gauge or less and both don't have a 90 degree plug end it would work.
1603900
It would clamp on to your rail fine but it may stick out a decent amount from the barrel. I think it would work but it wouldn't grab with the full length of the clamp. If you're not picky about looks it will work just fine.
1724920
Yes it will. I have used mine in 9mm, .357, 40S&W; and 45 ACP barrels. Make sure you have a snug fit and it will work fine.
728144
It should, assuming there is enough exposed barrel length between the stock and muzzle. The thickness of the barrel will not be a problem.
1934797
It could fit with the right connectors. Look at the url of your gun brand or google it.
112699
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
1248887
I think the width of the clamp would be a little big but vertically you can fit on just about any barrel so it would probably work
2224799
yes it would work but its not really suited to that type of gun its more for pistols and short ranged types of guns, i have mine on a small PDW SMG, where it is totally adequate
1353534
Of course the gauge of your particular shotgun has a great deal to do with the "OD" of your gun barrel but I think it would fit on all gauges up through 12 gauge if not larger. I use them on a scope with a 56 mm tube coupled to a green "hog light" and it works well.
557406
if you have a round barrel and pre drilled holes under the rear say it it should work for you Fine
1587753
If the draw weight is between 15 and 180 pounds and it will handle a 16 inch bolt it should work fine.
637838
I dont see why not. Its made to fit the frame, not the barrel size. It goes under the barrel and along the triggerguard.
848808
I don't think so.From the end of the receiver to the end of the Hogue stock it's right at 16 3/8ths.The barrel on your rifle is 16.12"
1018341
That, because of the diameter of the barrel, would be a stretch. You may want to check the manufacturers website to see if a larger size is available. Good luck