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REMINGTON The Sureshell receiver mounting system<br />
for Remington 870, 1100 and 11-87 shotguns uses a<br />
combination of steel fasteners threaded into a steel pin<br />
(at the rear) and paired Chicago screws (up front) for<br />
more secure attachment to the shotgun without the risk<br />
of pinching the receiver. The mounting plate even features<br />
a window over the shotgun serial number location, to<br />
make it easier for armorers to inventory their weapons.<br />
Note, SureShell aluminum shotshell carriers cannot be<br />
installed on right side of Remington semi-auto shotguns.<br />
To use a six- and eight-shot SureShell carrier mounted on<br />
the left side of the Remington 870 shotgun, you must use<br />
a tactical forend that does not overlap the receiver,<br />
or a factory forend that is cut down appropriately.<br />
SureFire® forends are fully compatible with our six-shot<br />
SureShell carriers, but will need about ½ inch shaved<br />
off the end to be installed with Mesa Tactical eight-shot<br />
SureShell carriers.<br />
Remington side mount SureShell carriers are available<br />
in both 12 gauge and 20 gauge models.<br />
MOSSBERG The side mount system of our shotgun<br />
SureShell aluminum shotshell carriers for the Mossberg<br />
500/590 substitutes two custom-machined steel Chicago<br />
screws for the trigger pin. At the front of the mounting<br />
plate, custom retaining steel hardware is used with an<br />
elongated extractor screw and a machined key hole in<br />
the plate. The Mossberg 930 mounting system is similar,<br />
except it uses two sets of Chicago screws in place of the<br />
two trigger pins. The mounting plate was designed not<br />
to obscure the receiver serial number to make it easier<br />
for armorers to inventory their weapons.<br />
SureShell aluminum shotshell carriers for the Mossberg<br />
fit on the left side of the receiver only. You must use a<br />
tactical forend that does not significantly overlap the<br />
receiver, or a factory forend that is cut down appropriately.<br />
SureFire forends will work fine with no alterations.<br />
BENELLI Our side mount shotgun SureShell aluminum<br />
shotshell carriers for the Benelli M1/M2 substitute<br />
custom-made steel Chicago screws for the trigger pin.<br />
The mounting plate is curved to hug the shotgun receiver,<br />
preventing movement of the SureShell assembly.<br />
SureShell aluminum shotshell carriers for the Benelli<br />
M1/M2 fit on the left side of the receiver only; they are<br />
known to fit onto Benelli M3 shotguns as well as M1 and<br />
M2 models. Extra weight on the weapon may adversely<br />
affect the reliable cycling of inertia-operated shotguns<br />
such as the Benelli M1 or M2 when used with low-recoil<br />
ammunition.<br />
#90390<br />
SureShell Carrier for Moss 500/590<br />
(6-shell, 20-GA)<br />
#93040<br />
SureShell Carrier for Moss 930<br />
(8-shell, 12-GA)<br />
#90830<br />
SureShell Carrier for Benelli M1/M2<br />
(4-shell, 12-GA)<br />
#90850<br />
SureShell Carrier for Ben M1/M2/M3<br />
(8-shell, 12-GA)<br />
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