I finally installed the Choate 7-shot magazine extension on my Mossberg International SA-20 Tactical Shotgun. It required that I take a round file to the magazine tube as there was lip keeping the spring retainer in the tube. The Choate Machine kit came with the spring, extension and an extra follower. I retained the Mossberg follower since it works perfectly. I lost use of the tri-rail that came with the gun with the new mag extension so I got a new tri-rail online for about $24. The mag extension from Choate cost about $48. (www.riflestock.com).
I hung the flashlight on a UTG 1” scope mount. Hey. It works and I didn’t have to buy a flashlight holder. Easy to flick the light on with my thumb.
The gun came stock with the fiber optic front sight, adjustable ghost-ring rear sight, tri-rail up front, picatinny rail up top and a pistol grip. All for the grand total of $420 in 2010. IÂ’ve got the sights dialed in dead-on at 30 yards and so far it shoots slicker than (and almost as quick) Bill Clinton at the DebutantÂ’s Ball.:wink:
IÂ’ve included pics. The only thing left is to take it to the range and see how it cycles. Maybe.
I hung the flashlight on a UTG 1” scope mount. Hey. It works and I didn’t have to buy a flashlight holder. Easy to flick the light on with my thumb.
The gun came stock with the fiber optic front sight, adjustable ghost-ring rear sight, tri-rail up front, picatinny rail up top and a pistol grip. All for the grand total of $420 in 2010. IÂ’ve got the sights dialed in dead-on at 30 yards and so far it shoots slicker than (and almost as quick) Bill Clinton at the DebutantÂ’s Ball.:wink:
IÂ’ve included pics. The only thing left is to take it to the range and see how it cycles. Maybe.
