The Mossberg Tactical .22 715T rifle says 36.75 overall length on specs, does it mean with adjustable stock pushed in, pulled out? barrel only 16.25
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I'm not too sure on this but I would assume it means with the adjustable stock pulled out all the way.
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In an ar 15 its fine in, my mossberg 30-30 50 rnds still holds zero so im sure 7.62x39 will be ok☺
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This rifle measures 44 1/4" from the end of the stock to the end of the barrel.
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I'm not sure where to take the measurements from. This stock has 6 positions. With the stock in the closed position it measures 7.5" from the lower (the threaded part of the AR where the stock attaches) to the aft part of the but stock. Fully extended it measures 11" when measured from the same locations. If you are measuring from the forward part of the but stock to the lower the measurements are as follows -- retracted 1", fully extended 4.5". I hope this helps. If you need any more info please let me know.
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I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.
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I think that is the dimensions. I know that Mossberg has two lengths of slide tubes and this allows the longer forend to be used on the short tube. Some forends need to be relieved for the nut to fit.
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Measured today 02-10-2013. Raises barrel from 6 1/2 to 7 inch at center of bipod..I really like this bipod, it is very low profile. Whats really great, is the bipod legscan be folded right under the barrel and out of the way when not in use. Mounted on GAMO BIG CAT. Sweet!
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I bought this bipod for my Mossberg 715T 22 rifle and the inserted magazine hits the ground with the short legs of this bipod. I returned it and got the tactical version of this same bipod which has longer legs. I do not know if it will fit your Remington. But it works real slick with a rail system. Went on super easy. Beware: if you order it and it doesn't work you will be charged the shipping to return it because there was nothing wrong with the product itself. Mine cost a little over $5.00
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The description says it tops out at .78 diameter barrels you might get by with longer screws, however it would seem,( based on other similar products I've owned) the wider you go the less stable it becomes, going wider might cause it to loosen easier. But on a .22 maybe not a concern. FYI i do not own this product but am considering buying one for a mosin build. I'm basing my opinion on the products description.
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Not sure about that. I bought it for my Mossberg 715T and it fit well. It does come with a variety of adapters to fit various firearms. I saw images that show the 700 SPS tactical with this attached so I would think that it should fit. You may have to tap out the foregrip. Hope this helps! (See the images at https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&docid;=2OOIG_zRrJIBuM&tbnid;=eB0ErueNiAYSOM:&ved;=0CAUQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gun-one.com%2Fguns.htm&ei;=fPjPUu_zCM3nkAeA9YGICw&bvm;=bv.59026428,d.eW0&psig;=AFQjCNGhlhQvnFHKMVgCtXIre3F8CcRkOQ&ust;=1389447648559255) Not sure about that. I bought it for my Mossberg 715T and it fit well. It does come with a variety of adapters to fit various firearms. I saw images that show the 700 SPS tactical with this attached so I would think that it should fit. You may have to tap out the foregrip. Hope this helps! (See the images at https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&docid;=2OOIG_zRrJIBuM&tbnid;=eB0ErueNiAYSOM:&ved;=0CAUQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gun-one.com%2Fguns.htm&ei;=fPjPUu_zCM3nkAeA9YGICw&bvm;=bv.59026428,d.eW0&psig;=AFQjCNGhlhQvnFHKMVgCtXIre3F8Cc... » Read More Not sure about that. I bought it for my Mossberg 715T and it fit well. It does come with a variety of adapters to fit various firearms. I saw images that show the 700 SPS tactical with this attached so I would think that it should fit. You may have to tap out the foregrip. Hope this helps! (See the images at https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&docid;=2OOIG_zRrJIBuM&tbnid;=eB0ErueNiAYSOM:&ved;=0CAUQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gun-one.com%2Fguns.htm&ei;=fPjPUu_zCM3nkAeA9YGICw&bvm;=bv.59026428,d.eW0&psig;=AFQjCNGhlhQvnFHKMVgCtXIre3F8CcRkOQ&ust;=1389447648559255) « Show Less
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On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
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Sorry, I am not in a place where I can measure the rifle at the moment, but its a standard M$ with the stock out to 1 click. Length wise its about 33". Height wise its probably 10-12"
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Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with these fitting nicely. Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with... » Read More Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with these fitting nicely. « Show Less
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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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no clue... i think it is meant solely for mossberg models, don't quote me on that...
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Mine is 38.5", but it has the limbsaver pad. I ended up going with the Factory Benelli Skeleton 3 position C Stock and I love it. With that, the only tool you need to field strip the entire weapon is the tip of the charging handle. However, if you are not going with the Benelli C Stock, I would go with the Mesa Tac. It seems much better than the ATI, and easier to take down. If you go that route, they also make a QD attachment plate for it.
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Ok I'm not sure what the "9" measurement is either,but that being said as long as you have a Remington shotgun it should work just fine. There is a tab above the quantity tab to choose what kind of weapon it's for. In that tab they do have synthetic and wooden stock shotguns. I'd try there. I put mine on a bolt action riffle, so I couldn't help you much there sorry bud.