What kind of rings did you use to mount it on the Mossberg 930? Will mount mine on a Mossberg 9200
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For my Mossberg 930 I used these Leupold rings Leupold PRW 1-in Low , mounted on this rail UTG Mossberg 500 Shotgun Top Rail Mount , and these lens caps Butler Creek Flip-Open Objective Scope Cover, Size 27 (1.84-Inch, 46.7mm) , & Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 13 (1.57-Inch, 39.9mm) . Hope this helps.
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I used that torque for the ring caps, but used the Beretta/Tikka recommended base screws torque which is anywhere from 10 to 17 in/lbs. go to the Beretta website and do a search on "tikka scope mount" under FAQ's. Good luck with the install.
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I don't know about a Mossberg 930 SPX, for sure it will not fit anything with a vent. rib on it, which they don't not state in their specs here.
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These are rail mount models. Keep looking. There is a good fiber optic sight that will thread onto where the bead was. I bought one for a Mossberg that has a rail but wouldn't fit with any rail mounted models.
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The rings I used were included with the NcStar SEPB2530B scope I bought for the rifle. These rings fit on a Weaver or Picatinny rail. They are 1" diameter rings.
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You need a dovetail mount for the 795. The included rings on these appear to be dovetail (although I don't see where it says that directly). I used this UTG 1PC High Profile Airgun Mount with Stop Pin, 1" Dia on a similar scope for my 795 and it worked like a charm. The mount is independent of the scope and can be switched out with ease so that other option is always there if the included mount doesn't fit.
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You can use this on anything that has a 1913 picatinny rail. If your Mossberg has one, then yes you can use this light. I use it on my Tiger SR9. Love it.
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I have this mounted on my mossberg 500 combo using a UTG rail mount. It has replacement screws for you. It bolts on right to the top of the shotgun. I didn't have a front sight though. But if you want 1 the mossberg ghost ring sights are very nice. But there going to have to be professionally installed
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Okay here is what I could find out. I went on bing and looked at several 500a pictures. It looks to me like the 500a has all the pins and SCREWS required for this mount. If you open up your action (bolt to the rear) and look in on the far side (left side looking down barrel @ front sigth) you will see a small screw head. This screw holds the ejector ridge on. This is the only screw you need to remove. It is a good idle to put it in a safe place in case you change your mind later or want to put the mount on another weapon. Be careful with the screw that you replace the trigger houseing retaining pin with just snug it down not too much force. They say this mount is only for 12 gauges but I had no trouble getting it to fit my 20 gauge went right on out of the box with no problems. Maybe the folks at Weaver don't know that Mossberg makes a 20 guage. However you should have no problems. From what I could see from pictures. Hank
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Im sorry I only own the 500, It fits perfectly on the 500 receiver, I would make a call to Mossberg to ask about the 930 and 500 receivers being compatible.
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I have to mounted on a mossburg 500 shotgun. Works great. Will need swivel quick connect kit in conjunction with this. The sling in very nice.
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This will not work. You need the model 943 for 9mm Single stack. They are excellent.
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Trinity and Mesa Tactical both make a rail to mount on mosberg shotguns. check e-bay ... BLACK ACES makes an awesome tactical quad rail kit for Remington 879's and 1100's its about 134.00 but you can mount IR units (Which I recommend) Read some of my other posts for details of the rig I have. Good hunting!
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The factory screw worked for me. I did have to use the washer provided by Hogue and remove one of the factory washers. Be careful about putting screw too deep because you can damage your Mossberg.
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I have a Ruger .17 HMR and no the rings that come with this will not work but don't give up. The Ruger American .17 HMR has a very thin rail and I had to go to a gun show with my rifle in order to find a set of rings that worked. I presently have a Sniper 3-9X40 scope like this one on there and it is awesome! Do a search on Sniper AG-25H4 and you will find the mounts you are looking for!! I got mine for about $7.50+shipping from XpertGear.com and they shipped them quick! Good luck. I personally think the Sniper 3-9x40 on Amazon is perfect for this caliber. This 4-16x50 is way over kill.
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I have Mossy 930 JM Pro. The rear two screws fit fine and do not impede cycling of the bolt. In the front the screws are too long and will bear down on the locking flange on the end of the barrel, messing up the bolt cycling. Some have said to cut "about 1/8th inch off the screws" - that is too much, as the entire threaded length is only about 1-2 threads over an eighth (0.125 inch). The actual amount to cut off is more like 0.075 inch. What you need to do is disassemble the shotgun and screw down the rail on the receiver. You want to file down the front two screws until the end is flush with the inside of the receiver, i.e., you cannot feel them protrude into the receiver plenum. I have Mossy 930 JM Pro. The rear two screws fit fine and do not impede cycling of the bolt. In the front the screws are too long and will bear down on the locking flange on the end of the barrel, messing up the bolt cycling. Some have said to cut "about 1/8th inch off the screws" - that is too much, as the entire threaded length is only about 1-2 threads over an eighth (0.125 inch). The actual amount to cut off is more like 0.075 inch. What you need to do is disassemble the shotgun and screw down the rail on the receiver. You want to file down the front two screws until the end... » Read More I have Mossy 930 JM Pro. The rear two screws fit fine and do not impede cycling of the bolt. In the front the screws are too long and will bear down on the locking flange on the end of the barrel, messing up the bolt cycling. Some have said to cut "about 1/8th inch off the screws" - that is too much, as the entire threaded length is only about 1-2 threads over an eighth (0.125 inch). The actual amount to cut off is more like 0.075 inch. What you need to do is disassemble the shotgun and screw down the rail on the receiver. You want to file down the front two screws until the end is flush with the inside of the receiver, i.e., you cannot feel them protrude into the receiver plenum. « Show Less
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I believe the trigger housing pins (how this mounts the shotgun) are in different locations on the Mossberg 500.