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Does anyone know where i can pick up a tactical kit for my 870 ? its green with the mossy oak butstock. I'd like to refinish it (black) and change a few things around. Just wondering if there are any good package deals around. I've looked, but found nothing so far.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "tactical kit."
Are you looking for like a pistol grip buttstock and a railed forend? I know Mesa Tactical has a really nice machined aluminum adapter for the 870 that has an optics rail, collapsible M4-style stock, and AR-15 grip. There's a bunch of plastic AR-15 grip and stock adapters out there as well. Choate Machine and Tool makes a decent fixed stock with grip. There's also a few smaller manufacturers that make similar products, a quick Google search will bring up a bunch of options. As for a forend, Choate makes one with a small piece of rail already attached for mounting a light. Surefire makes both the forend with the integrated light as well as a rail accessory forend for the 870. I know all of these come in black so you wouldn't have to refinish them. I haven't seen a package deal where it includes a forend and a stock, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. I think if you shop around, you could get a decent pistol grip fixed stock and a Choate railed forend for under $100. Hopefully this is what you're looking for. If not, see if you can get a pic of the exact setup you're looking for and we'll help you out from there. __________________________________ If you think gun magazines are objective or honest, when's the last time they wrote a truly negative review of a firearm? Do you really think all of those pre-production models they're shooting run as reliably and shoot as accurately as they say they do? 90% of gun malfunctions can be attributed to poor ammo (reloads, Russian, etc.), lack of maintenance, weak springs, cheap magazines, or improper technique. When a well-trained shooter using a wide variety of high quality ammunition fed from a reliable, self-leveling magazine shoots your gun after it's gone through a through inspection, spring replacement, and cleaning, and still has problems, then it's the gun. Until then, the problem is YOU. |
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Actually, thats exactly what i was looking for. Thank you. I've been looking a lot on gunbroker and on google, but the only thing ive come up with is the Knoxx Sidewinder Kit. That one just seems a little extreme to me... I'll keep searching. Thanks again.
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I know this is an FN, but this is basically what im looking for, with the exception of the rail. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=107135499 ____________________________________________________ "It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived." -George S. Patton |
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I'll save you some searching. Armstech AR-15 Stock and Grip Adapter @ Brownells Just use off the shelf AR-15 parts to complete the gun. You should be able to pick up a collapsible stock for around $30-40 and a grip for around $10-15. __________________________________ If you think gun magazines are objective or honest, when's the last time they wrote a truly negative review of a firearm? Do you really think all of those pre-production models they're shooting run as reliably and shoot as accurately as they say they do? 90% of gun malfunctions can be attributed to poor ammo (reloads, Russian, etc.), lack of maintenance, weak springs, cheap magazines, or improper technique. When a well-trained shooter using a wide variety of high quality ammunition fed from a reliable, self-leveling magazine shoots your gun after it's gone through a through inspection, spring replacement, and cleaning, and still has problems, then it's the gun. Until then, the problem is YOU. |
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