Show off your Mossberg Tactical .22!!!
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Texas Outlaw
Copper BB
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My Mossberg Tactical on the left and my Stag Arms Model 2T AR-15 on the right.
My Mossberg Tactical on the left and my Stag Arms Model 2T AR-15 on the right.
mosstact22guy
Copper BB
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hey got this mossberg,like it alot,got everything for it but i need help on the flash suppresor.how did you put that on?its to big for the mine so how?rum66runner said:
crappy little ncstar scope
laser
bipod
ruger "flasher hider"
and flashlight that isn't in the picture
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SHOOTER13
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Welcome to the Mossberg Owners Forum mosstact22guy !!
Welcome to the Mossberg Owners Forum mosstact22guy !!
mosstact22guy
Copper BB
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
hey guys would like to know how to put one of those ruger flash hiders on a tactical 22.is there a grip thing you put on or what.......
hey guys would like to know how to put one of those ruger flash hiders on a tactical 22.is there a grip thing you put on or what.......
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
One of our members has addressed the 10/22 brake in the accessories thread...
Turns out it looks good, but doesn't fit well...
One of our members has addressed the 10/22 brake in the accessories thread...
JJC said:
Turns out it looks good, but doesn't fit well...
norcal_590
.410
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My buddy loves his Tac .22. Talked him into getting it after the experience I've had with Mossberg, and saved him a couple hundred bucks over the Colt AR style .22( which seemed to jam all the time one the two I have used). He loves it, fun as hell to shoot, and a great little plinker for the money. Added a red dot scope off one of my airguns, and that thing is dialed in.
Will
My buddy loves his Tac .22. Talked him into getting it after the experience I've had with Mossberg, and saved him a couple hundred bucks over the Colt AR style .22( which seemed to jam all the time one the two I have used). He loves it, fun as hell to shoot, and a great little plinker for the money. Added a red dot scope off one of my airguns, and that thing is dialed in.
Will
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SWEET!
SWEET!
drifter2be
.22LR
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My rifle, short story, bought it used from a guy on calguns, didn't have the handle rail but did come with 4 magazines, so ordered an ar-15 rail from cabellas, barska 10/22 long flash hider, sightmark 4 reticle red dot sight and cheap front grip/bipod for now. Have a 1 o'clock adapter coming to move the red dot and going to throw a 4x32 on top of the carry handle, a harris bipod way up front and a tapco short grip to replace the cheap grip on there now, and I'm trying to decide on a replacement stock. But here she is for now
My rifle, short story, bought it used from a guy on calguns, didn't have the handle rail but did come with 4 magazines, so ordered an ar-15 rail from cabellas, barska 10/22 long flash hider, sightmark 4 reticle red dot sight and cheap front grip/bipod for now. Have a 1 o'clock adapter coming to move the red dot and going to throw a 4x32 on top of the carry handle, a harris bipod way up front and a tapco short grip to replace the cheap grip on there now, and I'm trying to decide on a replacement stock. But here she is for now
GirlsLoveGuns2
.30-06
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
Sweet! I likey!
Sweet! I likey!
drifter2be
.22LR
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
I absolutely love this gun, everyone says its cheap, made of plastic, a step above a pellet gun, but it gets the job done. About 10 days ago at the indoor range a guy was looking at it and actually tried pulling on the "charging handle" made me laugh a bit, guess it can be pretty convincing when it wants to be. Ordered the tactedge 4x32 tonight, read some decent reviews on it so I'm giving it a shot. Think I might remove the front "iron" sight when I get my new optics setup on the rifle. JJC's rifle definitely looks a lot better with it removed.
I absolutely love this gun, everyone says its cheap, made of plastic, a step above a pellet gun, but it gets the job done. About 10 days ago at the indoor range a guy was looking at it and actually tried pulling on the "charging handle" made me laugh a bit, guess it can be pretty convincing when it wants to be. Ordered the tactedge 4x32 tonight, read some decent reviews on it so I'm giving it a shot. Think I might remove the front "iron" sight when I get my new optics setup on the rifle. JJC's rifle definitely looks a lot better with it removed.
drifter2be
.22LR
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My biggest problem is figuring out exactly where to cut to make it look right, would you maybe mind taking a shot more from the front of the rifle so I can get a good look at where you actually cut it off at, I don't want to ruin the hand guard by going too far back.
My biggest problem is figuring out exactly where to cut to make it look right, would you maybe mind taking a shot more from the front of the rifle so I can get a good look at where you actually cut it off at, I don't want to ruin the hand guard by going too far back.
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
I'll try to get new pics at some point. I left the rails at full length. I removed the hand guard and screwed it back together. Then I took a hacksaw to it right along the front edge of the rails, removing the "pipe" portion that the sight was molded onto. You lose the front screws, so you'll need some sort of rail accessory to hold it together. I used the iron sight. A sling point would work too.
EDIT: Had the gun out today and noticed that the front screws on the quad rail ARE still intact. You will not lose them when cutting off the front fixed sight, but you will lose the sling mount.
drifter2be said:
I'll try to get new pics at some point. I left the rails at full length. I removed the hand guard and screwed it back together. Then I took a hacksaw to it right along the front edge of the rails, removing the "pipe" portion that the sight was molded onto. You lose the front screws, so you'll need some sort of rail accessory to hold it together. I used the iron sight. A sling point would work too.
EDIT: Had the gun out today and noticed that the front screws on the quad rail ARE still intact. You will not lose them when cutting off the front fixed sight, but you will lose the sling mount.
drifter2be
.22LR
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
Scope showed up today, and the 45 degree mount came in yesterday. Happy with the setup, the scope gives a decent amount of eye relief to make it comfortable to use standing, sitting or prone, and the reflex sight is easy to see with, eventually I will get a smaller red dot to use, probably the Burris Fastfire, but for now I like the setup, can't wait to go shooting tomorrow and get them both zero'd
Scope showed up today, and the 45 degree mount came in yesterday. Happy with the setup, the scope gives a decent amount of eye relief to make it comfortable to use standing, sitting or prone, and the reflex sight is easy to see with, eventually I will get a smaller red dot to use, probably the Burris Fastfire, but for now I like the setup, can't wait to go shooting tomorrow and get them both zero'd
Re: Show off your Tactical .22!!!
Nice set-up!
If you're lookin for a compact reflex red dot, be sure to check out the Sightmark Mini Shot. It's a high quality, affordable option that would be perfect for that 45° mount...
viewtopic.php?f=78&t=2513
Nice set-up!
If you're lookin for a compact reflex red dot, be sure to check out the Sightmark Mini Shot. It's a high quality, affordable option that would be perfect for that 45° mount...
viewtopic.php?f=78&t=2513