does anybody know for sure if "Small" would properly fit "Savage/ Stevens 320SEC", 12 ga shotgun? thanks ever so much!
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The best answer that I can provide is to measure the butt of the shotgun in length and width. The, go to Packmyr's web site, they have a chart that you can use to determine what size you need. This model fits my Mossberg 500 in both 12 and 20 gauge. While not a "perfect" fit, it does the job. Once used, I slip it off. It's like being in Karate Kid, "Slip on, Slip off." :>)
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If you go to the pachmayr website, there's a table that tells you exactly what size pad fits what size buttstock.http://www.pachmayr.com/home/deceleraton-slip.php
1675665
I placed my Decelerator on my Hawk Model 982. The butt measures 4 1/2' x 1 7/8'. If your Savage butt is close to that it should fit. Its rubber so it stretches some. It works pretty good.
295375
What is the length of your Mossberg? It would not fit my modified tactical sks because it was 3 inches too long for the bag, But my other units fit perfectly in there.
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I will try to see if a rifle/shotgun fits when I get home & respond tomorrow. Mine is laid out mainly for jewelry/papers, etc., so, I'll need to see if there is room in the front. I have other safes for my firearms. Ted
1464376
Yes,,, in fact that's the exact one I have on my Savage Arms, Stevens Model 320, Security 12-ga. It's well worth the money.
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I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage MKII. Measure the widest part of your mounting base to see if it is "dovetail" (5/8") or "Weaver" (13/16"). I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage... » Read More I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage MKII. Measure the widest part of your mounting base to see if it is "dovetail" (5/8") or "Weaver" (13/16"). « Show Less
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I'm guessing not. I ordered this for a Remington 870 with a bead front sight. Did not notice the bead had a base until I received it. It is designed for the bead to fit into the small opening, which would have been perfect, had there been no base. I still snapped it on, & pushed it up to the base, & centered it. It fits tight on my 20g, so should fit even tighter on a 12. If you have a post sight, I'd forget it, though, & look for something else. Good luck.
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This is a good question and I wish I knew the correct answer. You might want to send an email to Hogue. I bought this for my wife's 20 gauge Mossberg 500 because the standard stock was just a little to long for her to be comfortable when shooting. The shorter stock is exactly what she wanted.
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I bought mine for a Remington 870 and it wouldn't fit. I did not try to pry it on as I didn't want to ruin the stock. And that was empty, I couldn't imagine getting it on with shells. I guess I'll use it as an arm band shell holder.
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To be perfectly honest with you on the fit of the short action??? I don't honestly know if it will fit or not???? The only think about those stocks is this !!! The lockdown bolts to attach the Bolt, Barrel to the stock HAS GOT TO BE 4.40 inches apart on center!!! I think if you have that?? You can make every thing else work.
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Unfortunately, I cannot help with this one either. I can telll you that when I ordered the part on Amazon, the description said it would fit my Mossberg 500, and it did. It did come with various pieces to make it fit both the mossberg and the remington (shims and spacers, etc). I would go with what previous answers have said and call Blackhawk. If it does fit, I would definitely recommend you pick it up. If you're looking for a tactical AR style stock for a shotgun, I cant imagine you will find anything better looking or functioning for the price.
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I purchased and sent back 3 different scabbards. I have a Mossberg 500, 18.5 inch breaching barrel with a hogue pistol grip and a small Bushnell optical. Probably very similar to the 870. All the scabbards are too small. So I have settled for a small black closed end with a two compartment zippered pouch. Not quite what I wanted but fits the bill. I couldn't believe it but after three try's with a scabbard I gave up.
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2 inches is plenty of room for this laser. I have a small rail on my shotgun that measures just under an inch and a half, and the laser fits just fine. One thing, though....the 1913 adapter that comes with the laser is just a touch too big to fit a standard picatinny rail. You will either have to file that adapter down a bit, or use the next size down, which will have a bit of play. I chose to file down the 1913 adapter, and it fits nice and snug. Despite the formidable recoil of the 12 gauge shotgun it's mounted to, it has yet to loosen up during a trip to the range. Hope this info helps.
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Edit: Sorry i thought this question was specifically directed at me when I got the email. Not sure I fully understand the dimensions but it's important that you have a tactical length forend. Some 870's have forends that will cover some of the reciever space when in therearward position. Mine does not cover it because it is the tactical (shorter) length. The side saddle should pretty well mimic the side of the receiver and not be intruded upon by cycling the action. Does that answer your question?
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I am putting a 50.5" Savage in one, it is VERY tight but is fine for traveling to matches and it is a great price. I don't consider it a airline worthy case but have several and like them, no stress on scope etc.
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They size them to fit specific models, I can say the one I bought fits my Springfield .45 compact perfectly. If it's not specifically an option in the size category I would just find another gun with the same dimensions. The straps and clip are adjustable
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Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating... » Read More Hey Sweet, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been traveling for work all week and just got in. I measured the bag, and confirmed the height is 12 by 42 length. I have carbine with a six position stock so it fits very well. For optics, I have a Bushnell TRS-25 sitting on top of a mid-height riser. Due to how small my rifle is, I think I could probably fit a 10x50mm scope on top of the rail and still have room in this bag. Is your gun rifle length, or is it a carbine with a rifle length rail? I am building another one and I want to do a low profile gas block with a free-floating rifle length rail. I think that's really slick looking! « Show Less
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This one is a 12" H as well. I can only have either my foregrip or scope mounted to fit. Hope this helps.