check out my left handed build!

[x-caliber]

well, it is almost done, with my LEFT handed build, added a picatenny rail, chopped the barrel down to about 18.75 inches, added a kicklight stock, tac star mag extension, Magpul forearm, front sight ramp, (drilled, tapped and screwed the ramp to the original rail) with a blade front sight.
rear sight is a barska weaver to doventail adapter with a short "V" sight mounted to that. no sure how close the sights will be, but I can either cut some off the top of the front sight to shorten it, or order the same style rear sight only taller.

[Synchronizor]

Looks great, especially that front sight install. Well done.

Are you going to clamp that magazine extension so an accidental whack on a doorframe is less likely to disable the entire magazine?

[x-caliber]

yeah, still doing some research on which one works/fits best any input or recommendations?

I also have a few more small things to do, sling install etc.

[Vitaly]

Very nice! Really like your sights. I prefer to have rifle sights on my shotguns too.

[Synchronizor]

yeah, still doing some research on which one works/fits best any input or recommendations?

I also have a few more small things to do, sling install etc.

Well, when I don't have my bayonet mount on the gun, I'll use my Remington clamp, but neither of those would be a good choice for your extension. Tacstar extensions won't accept a bayonet, and the Remington clamp locks into a notch in Remington extension tubes to keep from walking around, so it can't be installed on aftermarket extensions.

If you're looking to put a light on your gun (and don't want to install it on your fore-end), there are some nice flashlight mounts that clamp to both the barrel and the magazine tube, so that could let you kill two birds with one stone. There are also clamps with sling attachments, if you didn't have something else in mind for that, either.

Some products even do all three:
Elzetta

[Vitaly]

I use CDM Gear clamp, it is lightweight, low profile and made of aluminum:


Highly recommended: CDM Gear Clamp

[Synchronizor]

I use CDM Gear clamp, it is lightweight, low profile and made of aluminum:
Highly recommended:

I've actually been looking at that clamp, but I couldn't figure out if it would be able to accept my GG&G QD sling swivels. Do you know what size swivels it accepts?

[rythomas0704]

I use CDM Gear clamp, it is lightweight, low profile and made of aluminum:


Highly recommended: CDM Gear Clamp

I am actually looking into getting that clamp but not sure what light I am going to use with it. Was wondering if you could recommend one for me? I don't want one that is too big however... also I believe that CDM makes one that has a rail instead of the ring which could be a better choice for me as I prefer the small rail mounted lights.

[Vitaly]

I use CDM Gear clamp, it is lightweight, low profile and made of aluminum:


Highly recommended: CDM Gear Clamp

I am actually looking into getting that clamp but not sure what light I am going to use with it. Was wondering if you could recommend one for me? I don't want one that is too big however... also I believe that CDM makes one that has a rail instead of the ring which could be a better choice for me as I prefer the small rail mounted lights.

You can use one of these: Tactical Flashlights

[Vitaly]

I use CDM Gear clamp, it is lightweight, low profile and made of aluminum:
Highly recommended:

I've actually been looking at that clamp, but I couldn't figure out if it would be able to accept my GG&G QD sling swivels. Do you know what size swivels it accepts?

Not sure, but I think it accepts common sling swivels, I will ask Scott about that.