SHOTGUN RECEIVER MOUNT PICATINNY RAIL

SHOTGUN RECEIVER MOUNT PICATINNY RAIL Reviews & Ratings

One-piece, MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail allows mounting a variety of optics and tactical sights on popular Mossberg, Remington, and Benelli shotguns. Streamlined, low profile design installs to the top of the receiver for a smooth “built-in” appearance. Four slotted flat head screws and washers secure rail to receiver for exceptional holding power. Precision machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, then mil-spec Type III hardcoat anodized for added strength. Fits shotguns with factory drilled and tapped receivers or receivers custom that require drilling and tapping for appropriate threads.


SPECS: 6061 T6 aluminum, Type III hardcoat anodized, matte black. Fits factory drilled and tapped receivers. Includes mounting hardware and instructions. Mossberg – 5Ѕ" (13.9cm) long. Fits 1997 and later-mfr pump action shotguns; can be installed on 930 semi-auto with additional fitting. Benelli M2 - 4Ѕ" (11.4cm) long. Drop-in fit on M2 Tactical; can also be installed on round-top M1 after drilling and tapping receiver. Comes with 4 slotted flat head screws and 4 washers.


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Installed on Maverick 88
I had to drill and tap the receiver on my shotgun which I've never done before but I took my time and triple checked everything making sure the receiver was dead nuts level and lined up on my drill press before I drilled the first hole. I used a #28 drill bit and an 8-40 taper tap and Tap Magic lube. I am far from a gunsmith so how did I find my center line on the receiver you may ask...on the 88 there are 13 very fine grooves on top of the receiver I counted 6 from the left and 6 from the right the middle one lined up perfectly center at least to my eye. Then I measured 2 inches back on the receiver if you look inside the aluminum is a lot thicker there and that's where I drilled my 1st hole. I was nervous doing this even though it's a cheap gun but everything worked out and my rail is solid and lined up nicely. I used blue loctite on the screws then mounted a cheap red dot from Amazon I shot 20 slugs and some Turkey rounds the other day and it hasn't budged. If I can do this you can too because I'm pretty dumb just go slow don't rush it triple check everything before you crank on the bits. Good luck! :-)