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REMINGTON / BENELLI TACTICAL BARREL / MAGAZINE CLAMP Reviews & Ratings

Lightweight, aluminum clamp locks barrel and extended magazine tube together to form a rigid, rock-solid assembly. Can be used as a tactical light mount: install a 1" diameter light in one side of the clamp and secure the other side to the barrel or magazine. Left- and right-side sling swivel sockets accept standard pushbutton swivels. Two steel Allen head screws pull the clamp halves together for a tight, non-slip hold. Also available with a 2" long, 4-slot, MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail that can be installed in the 3- or 9- o’clock position, for mounting additional accessories. Fits Remington 870, 1100, 11-87 and Benelli M1, M2, M4, M1014, 12 gauge shotguns.

SPECS: 6061 T6 aluminum, mil-spec Type 3 hardcoat anodized, matte black. Clamp - 1Ѕ" (3.8cm) long, 17?16" (3.5cm) wide, 15?8" (4.1cm) high. Rail - 2" (5.1cm) long. Includes mounting hardware. Fits Remington 870/1100/11-87 and Benelli M1/M2/M4/M1014, 12 gauge only.

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Reviews Summary

The REMINGTON/BENELLI Tactical Barrel/Magazine Clamp has garnered mixed reviews. Customers praise its solid construction and fitting on certain models like the Remington 870. However, several users report issues with slipping, fit complications, and component interference. While some appreciate its functionality and options for accessory mounting, others express frustration over the fit and finish flaws, impacting overall satisfaction.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Fit and Compatibility

50%

Many reviewers discuss challenges with the clamp's fit on various shotgun models. Some found it suited well, particularly on the Remington 870, while others experienced issues with slipping or improper fitting, which could hinder functionality. This theme resonated with approximately 50% of reviewers.

Build Quality

65%

Reviewers often highlight the solid construction of the clamp, noting its durability and robust design, which includes features like Heli-coil inserts. This aspect led several users to deem it worth the investment, with around 65% emphasizing quality as a noticeable positive attribute.

Installation Issues

40%

Some users faced difficulties during installation, particularly with aligning screws or finding a suitable tool. A few noted that the design required removal for cleaning, which added to the inconvenience. This concern was mentioned by about 40% of the reviewers.

Functionality and Performance

35%

While several users praised the functionality of the clamp for mounting accessories and maintaining weapon balance, a contingent reported operational issues like magazine feed failures and slippage during use. This performance inconsistency was noted by roughly 35% of reviewers.

Value for Money

25%

Reviews on pricing vary, with some expressing that while the clamp is a bit pricey, its quality and versatility justify the cost. Others felt the pricing didn't align with their experience due to fit issues. Nearly 25% of reviewers addressed value in their comments.

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Mesa tactical barrel clamp

Used on my 870 tactical fit and finished were awesome. While shooting the clamp slips on the barrel and the extension tube and it ruined my finish I called Mesa tactical and they they sent me thoes rubber things that going between the receiver and the sidesaddle carrier and said to try it by than I gave up no matter how tight I torque the bolts the clamp still slipped

Bad Fit

I used this on a Remington 870P 20" Barrel and Tac Ordnance +3 Magazine Extension Tube and It fits too tight causing the barrel and magazine to stretch away from each other ultimately causing a magazine failure to feed shells because they get stuck where the Extension Tube connects to the Shot Tube. I really like this product I just wish it worked, Maybe I got a bad one, I'm contacting Mesa Tactical on this so I can see what my options are. Also I spend 2 days trouble shooting this and I am 100% sure that the issue is with the Mesa Tactical Magazine Clamp and not the Follower as I have tried 3 different followers in the trouble shooting, Plastic, Aluminum, Stainless Steel. I will Edit this review if they Mesa Tactical helps me out here I'm thinking I might have received one labeled as 870 when it could be mossberg, I dunno.