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Posted: 9/10/2003 9:38:58 PM EDT
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Sinistral, how did you attach the light and pistol grip to that forend? Does it have a rail on it? Are there any made for Winchester 1300's? If you can't tell, I'm looking to put a light on my 1300 
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It's the surefire M69 tri rail fore end. The Mossberg model is the M70. Not sure if they make one for the winchester. |
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N/M, found it in the EE. 
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| Of course I dont have a camera at the moment but hey. I have a Mossberg 500 series. Fiber Optic fron site, 4 shell saddle, 9-shot sling and just replaced the normal stock with one from cheaperthandirt.com that integrates the normal stock and a pistol grip. Me likes it alot. :) Remind to to go borrow my aunts camera. :D |
Good looking stick there sir. I reccomend sighting in your red dot at 25 yards with slugs....makes it a lot easier. |
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Was pondering getting a Benelli until I saw the SST-870 adapter. Decided I should go with the 870 as my first shotgun. Nice job on the SST-870. Fits real nice on the gun. Thanks for the sight in recommendation. I'll have to remember that when I take it out to the range. |
  
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What kind of foregrip is that ?????? (is it the Surefire rail?) |
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FTX = Field Training Exercise...for us that basically means about 4 or 6 of us put on all our gear and go on a hike through the desert. More info on the stock adapter here: www.cavalryarms.com/SST-870.html More info on our AR stocks here: www.cavalryarms.com/furniture.html Order from our dealers listed here: www.cavalryarms.com/dealers.html Arizona Expert Arms, Adrenaline Arms, and Quantico Arms all are currently stocking the SST-870 |
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My Benelli, M1 super 90. Shes about 10 years old now. Got her new in Austin, TX in 1993 or so. Rifle sights, no ghost rings, no red dots. Large bolt release button. Put a 1 1/4oz slug in a 3" circle at 50 yards with ease. Pro-ported long ago, notice the carbon. She only likes full power loads to generate enough recoil. The Bianchi cheek pad makes it more comfortable. Load: 7 rounds in the mag, 1 on the lifter, 1 in the chamber, 6 in the side, 5+ in the other side. If I need more than 20, get the AR. --TJ      |
Yup. It's a Surefire M69 rail - replacement for the foregrip. |
The Watermellon Killer: Remington 870 Express Magnum "Security" Came with 6 Shot Mag Tube. Added Side-Saddle, "Tactical" Foregrip, heatshield, metal spring follower, reciever tapped and drilled at The Armory, with rail & OKO. The only 2 things I need for it now is a flashlight, and a new buttstock. |
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SinistralRifleman who's forearm is that on your shotgun? I'm picking up an 870 this weekend, and want a picatinny forearm for it. |
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I was also told it was incompatible, and when I first mocked it up that seemed to be the case. What I did is I got bolts 1/4" longer that the ones included with the sidesaddle, and used some 1/4" nylon spacers between the sidesaddle and the receiver. This effectively created a channel for the stock arm to fold into when in the up position, between the sidesaddle and the receiver. Worked out great, and it's solid. Here it is folded: 
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My website isn't up yet...the person I was having do the layout flaked out on me, and I haven't had much time to work on it. The SST-870 is produced under license by Cavalry Arms and is sold through their network of dealers and distributors. You can read more information on the SST-870 here along with suggested pricing: www.cavalryarms.com/SST-870.html |
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Rem 870 Express magnimum 12ga, w/ Wilson barrel extension, Scattergun Ghost Ring sights, Jumbo Head Safety, Side Saddle, Speedfeed short 13" buttstock and forend, CQB sling. Heatsheild comes in handy for fast reloads in 3 gun matches.
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Here is my Mossberg 500. Work in progress Tac-Star pistol grip stock Tac-Star shotshell holder Uncle Mikes Sling swivels  To be added soon: Weaver flat rail top (#417M) Hogue forend grip Surefire flashlight attachment OKO or similar red dot sight edit to add: Bed covers used for contrast/irony |
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