Shotgun scope mount
I have a Mossberg shotgun with a vent rib barrel I use for turkey hunting. I'm trying to find a Weaver type mount that will clamp to the rib and allow me to install either a long eye relief or red dot scope. Anyone ever heard of such a thing and where I could purchase it? Thanks
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I'm open to suggestions here. I've got an OLD bolt action single shot 20 gauge Mossberg 75 with just a front bead. I live in the Mountains and I want to keep it in the truck and be ready for anything. I run across nice bucks and turkeys everyday. Anybody got any ideas how to easily mount a low power scope or iron sights on it? We're looking at 50 yard shots with slugs. If I'm actually hunting I'll just use a real gun.[8D] 0 -
I'm not sure that a standard vent rib will handle the recoil stress. The "saddle" type mount is a little clunky, but at least the stresses are distributed a bit more. The fancy "cantilever" arrangement will give you more eye relief options but are, I think, really expensive. joferranti@aol.com 0 -
I would just have the receiver drilled and tapped 0 -
Stay away from those kind of mounts they will eventually slip and your sight will lose its accurasy. Aimtech makes a mount that goes over the top of your reciever and mounts through the pins holding your trigger in. These are only around $40 and are very reliable. Also it won't leave any marks on your gun when you take it off. I have on and it works great. 0 -
Mine came drilled & taped. No trouble mounting a Weaver base.
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