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This forearm holder was designed for quick and efficient reloads of shotguns.

The Chamber Safety Tool for the shotgun is a must for any range bag.  As a chamber flag, this tools yellow color clearly shows that the weapon is unloaded and has a strengthened head for increased durability.  In addition to serving as a chamber flag, the flattened edge on the corner of the head allows you to adjust the windage and elevation of your scope. 

These features make this no ordinary chamber flag.  Make sure you have one for each of your firearms. Also available for pistol and rifles.

12ga "cartridge-type" laser boresighter

Mfg. by NcStar

Allow you to easily attach a picatinny rail to and barrel 12ga shotgun or smaller barrel. Fits non-vented rifle or shotgun barrel.

Length of Mount is 2 1/4"

Allow you to easily attach a picatinny rail to and barrel 12ga shotgun or smaller ribbed barrel. Fits ribbed or vented rifle or shotgun barrel.

MNT-BR003XL Shotgun Tri-Rail Barrel Mount Complete with Flashlight Clamping Feature - Each Rail with 3 Slots - 1 9/16" in length. Accepts barrels 4/5" to 1 1/8" diameter. 

Length: 1.2” (2 slots)
Compatible Firearm Barrel Range: .51”-.78”

• Solid Aluminum Construction with Matte Black Finish
• Smart 2 Piece Design for Clamping Shotgun/Paintball Barrel
• Length: 1.6" (3 slots)
• Compatible Firearm Barrel Range: Diameter.75"-1.1"

Length: 2.4” (5 slots)
Compatible Firearm Barrel Range: .75”-1.1”

The new UPR allows you to mount a Picatinny rail in place of the sling swivel stud. This easily attached Picatinny rail allows for the mounting of lights and other accessories, such as bipod (BPO), to any rifle or shotgun with a sling swivel stud. CNC manufactured from aviation grade aluminum.

• Made from High Quality Steel Alloy with Nickel Plating
• Ergonomic Handles for Comfortable Operations
• Works with Remington 870, Mossberg 500A/C, 835, FNH SLP and Other Popular Models
• Most Demanded Tool for Shotgun Owners and Gunsmiths

 This lightweight mount fits around the magazine tube with a steel strap that firmly clamps the mount into place. Mount is ideal for mounting flashlight and straps Etc.

Give Your Shotgun a Personality of Its Own

Designed for the Shotgun Competitor. This shell holder fits on your belt for quick access to six 2 3/4 12 gauge shells. (will fit up to 1 3/4" belts)

Unique accessory places your flashlight within easy reach without interference. Attaches easily to any of Advanced Technology, Inc's shotgun grips (front or rear) by drilling one small hole and securing with one screw (included). Accepts 1" diameter flashlight and includes an adapter for small AA flashlights. Injection molded from indestructible, black, glass-filled nylon. No gunsmithing required. Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Manufactured by Advanced Technology, Inc in the USA.

Universal picatinny rail fits on most shotgun and rifle forends to weapon mounted lights like the Surefire X200 and the Streamlight M-3. Comes with screws. You will have to drill the holes your self.

Fits Remington 870, 1100, 1187

Increase magazine capacity to 7rds. Fits Remington 12 GA pump shotguns. IMPORTANT: Must not extend past end of barrel. This extension fits 18.5" barrels or longer. Made of virtually indestructible, glass-filled nylon injection molded over a steel connecting nut. Will not rust or dent. Each extension includes a new spring and instructions. No modification. No gunsmithing required. Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Manufactured by Advanced Technology, Inc in the USA.

Fits Remington 870, 1100, 1187

Clamp SMC1100 not Included

ATI Stock Drop Spacer

Lower the vertical angle of your stock!

FITS: Advanced Technology Moss/ Rem / Winchester Six Position Collapsible Stocks for 12 Ga Pumps

Can be adjusted 3/8"!

FITS: ATI Six-Position Collapsible Stock

Blackhawk Shotgun Shell Sling

Blackhawk Shotgun Bandolier

Holds 56 Rounds 

Disassembly/Reassembly Guide for  Winchester 1300 Shotguns

Excerpt from this Guide:

A Brief history of the Winchester 1300 Shotgun

No pump shotgun is faster than the Winchester Model 1300.
In fact, the Model 1300 is so fast, we call it the Speed Pump™

The Model 1300 is based on the Model 1200 introduced by
Winchester in 1964. Please see similar models listed on the back cover.
 

Historical timeline of the Model 1300.

1978: Model 1300 pump shotgun introduced.
1984: 1300 Featherweight pump shotgun, 12 ga., 20 ga and pistol grip models.
1985: Magnum Waterfowl and Ranger youth slide action.
1987: Model 1300 Camo Pack 22” and 30” barrels, Ranger Deer combination pack.
1988 Model 1300 Wild Turkey Federation “Gun of the Year”, XTR 28” barrel, Featherweight 22” barrel, and WinTuffs.
1990: Slug Hunter, 28” & 26” barrels, Stainless Marine, Ranger 26”, and 20 gauge Defender.
1994: Realtree Turkey Gun
1995: Model 1300 Turkey and Deer Smoothbore barrel
1997: Model 1300 Lady Defender 8 shot 20 gauge.
1999: Model 1300 Upland and Camp Defender
2000: Model 1300 Black Shadow Cantilever Deer
2002: NWTF Short Turkey
2005: Model 1300 Practical Defender

January 17th of 2006 it was announced that U.S. Repeating Arms
Company (the company that makes Winchester the Model 1300 Speed Pump Shotgun) would be shutting down the factory located in New Haven, Connecticut.

Disassembly/Reassembly Guide for Remington 870 Shotguns

Excerpt from this Guide:

The Remington 870 is the most popular shotgun ever made.

Period. Since it’s introduction in 1950 through 2003, Remington has produced 8,726,789 model 870s. Today it is still the standard for which all other pump-action shotguns are made. And because they practically never wear out, there are more Model 870s in use today than any other shotgun.

870’s are currently offered in 12-gauge, Super Magnum 12, 16, 20, 28-gauge, and 410 bore.

The 870 Wingmaster combines unique, timeless solid steel design and rugged reliability with a custom-quality finish.

The model 870 is available is several configurations including youth models, Super Magnum, Special Purpose Deer and Turkey guns, Express, Combo, Camo, and Marine Magnums.

Excerpt from this Guide:

Model 1100

In 1967, the Remington Model 1100 forever changed the way American shooters viewed autoloading shotguns. It was the first autoloader to combine the repeat-shot versatility of early-century models with the sleek, modern lines and handling qualities of revered double barrels. It’s been a field-proven favorite ever since. Its superb balance, handling, durability and soft recoil from the gas operated action are the foundation of the Remington autoloading legacy. In 2004, Remington added a new 20-gauge model in the Classic Field design.

Model 11-87: RELIABILITY WITH 3 1/2 " CAPABILITY.

In 1987, Remington introduced the Model 11-87. The unmatched versatility of the Model 11-87 Super Magnum results from the unique metering system of its patented gas-operated action. With 2 3/4" field loads, an integral pressure relief valve remains closed, utilizing all of the shell’s pressure to operate the action. When heavier shells are used, the valve opens proportionately to release the unneeded pressure – retaining just the right amount to operate the action. This not only assures reliable handling of all shell sizes, but prevents excessive bolt velocity that could increase wear. Cumulative production total for the Remington 1100 and 11-87 exceeds 4.5 million.

Excerpt from this Guide:

Brief History of O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc.

Oscar Frederick Mossberg and his two sons, Iver and Harold, founded the company in 1919. To this day, it is the oldest family owned firearms manufacturer in America and is the largest pump-action shotgun manufacturer in the world.

Their first firearm was a four barreled .22 handgun known as the “Brownie”. Currently Mossberg has over 100 design and utility patents and was the first to introduce Monte Carlo style stocks, molded trigger housings, spring-loaded quick release swivels, the first 3- 1/2” chambered 12 gauge shotgun, and the first firearm manufacturer to be ISO 9001 certified.

Early in its manufacturing history, Mossberg began to earn the reputation for building “more gun for the money”, producing quality, extremely dependable firearms at an affordable price.

The Mossberg 500 pump-action shotgun was designed and marketed in 1962. The 500 series utilizes an aluminum receiver to reduce weight. The bolt assembly uses a steel bolt lock that engages a recess in the barrel extension for steel-on-steel lock up.