Got the Streamlight integral forend tac light (with integral pressure pads on left and right sides, allowing for either intermittent or constant on) installed, and the Crimson Trace, Side Saddle, Green Laser Sight, allowing for hip aiming, bright even in broad daylight. A pressure pad positioned at the top rear of the receiver (convenient to the thumb) is what turns it on and off.

I guess the only thing left is the +1 mag extender, increasing the four shot mag to a five shot mag.

Fugk yeah. They better bring your doorstep shipments on time now.

That looks like it’s all business but I like a stock (folding is fine) unless I’m carrying it under my trench coat…is that designed for the mini-shells?…if so I could understand the purpose of the stubby grip. Either way that’ll do donkey, that’ll do just fine. (My best Shrek reference)

They're a lot of fun. And a lot of power in a compact package. I even shoot backyard clays with mine , as long as you don't let them get too far out it's a pretty good hit percentage.

I missed this post, cancel my question about mini-shells. 😀

No, while the Mossberg version of this gun (the Shockwave) can accept an adapter for the mini-shells (and they now even offer a factory version of the Shockwave that takes them), the Remington cannot.

Just ordered the dent removal tool (required for installing extenders on Remingtons) and plus one mag extender. Should be a nice upgrade. Mag extender advertises that it doesn't extend past muzzle.

I've got a tac 14 in 20 gauge. My son was 8 when I git it and he wanted to be the fist to shoot it. It flew out of his hands and landed right on a rock pile. It has a few scratches now. I'd like to get an ammo carrier that goes on the side of it opposite the ejection port. I've seen some for 12 gauge but haven't found one for 20 gauge yet.

I like that streamlight. I'll have to see if it fits my 20 gauge.

Bb

Glue a rectangle shaped piece of self-adhesive Velcro fuzz on the left side of the receiver so you can use the Velcro shotgun ammo cards. That's what I do. Make sure to clean that area on the receiver with rubbing alcohol first.

Is that the Esstac card? The owner is a friend of mine and my class 3 dealer. Ray is a straight shooter!

That's the brand I use.

Bought one 6 mos ago, still haven't shot it.

I’ve spent a lot of time BS’ing with Ray and watching the sewers sew…he does all my suppressors and transfers. He doesn’t charge me but I refuse his kindness and always give him $50. His online transfer fee is $15 for handgun or long gun. He’s a great guy and honest as the day is long and one of “us”.

Esstac cards are good ones. Got them on my Tac 14 and an 870