A MIO handguard.
My Citadel CDP-12 showed up yesterday. Now I'm looking at the mag tube extensions.
Did you just grind off some of the roll crimp to get the extension to fit?
Yes I taped off and dremmeled the tip down just past the crimp, then used a sanding bit to clean up the burs. Was pretty straight forward. My shotgun has a 20 inch barrel, so the 8shot carlson's extends slightly past the end of the barrel. If you have an 18 inch barrel I would go with the 7 shot or get a long breacher choke. I had to sand the new follower just a tad to make it move smoothly through the tube, and used the new spring gives me 7+1. If I used the factory spring it would be 8+1, but the last round did not feed with much force and I was not confident it would be reliable.
Yours looks to be the same set up as mine just a pump so I would think the same extension would work, I used a Benelli nova from carlsons.
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/carlsons-shotgun-magazine-extension
I guess the CDP-12 Force pump models come with a fixed choke because it isn't threaded for a choke tube . . .
Looks like (from what I read) it's a 20 inch barrel, so the 8 shot might work. Here's what mine looks like less a choke. I don't think shot would hit it exiting the barrel, but maybe some powder residue over time.
I'd like to know how this works out, I've read bad reviews (how secure it is).
I'll let you know. Waiting on a 17 Design upper, I may have to put it on another build if they don't hurry!
Found a Legion skeletonized trigger off another forum cheap. It showed up along with my TLR-1HL today. This one is complete.
FIL passed two years ago. MIL from finally said to get the guns out of the house.
7 came home. Single shot H&R .410’s except for a marlin 336 30-30 I posted in this thread before.
We are cleaning out closets and drawers in anticipation of selling the home as MIL is in assisted living.
Found another gun in a closet yesterday.
Stevens .22-.410 combo gun that locks up tightly which is rare in my handling of those guns over the years. Late 30’s to early 40’s build because of the tenite stock.
The stock is tenite which is an early plastic. Has a tendency to crack in the forearm and true to form mine has two cracks.
10,000 were bought during WWII for USAF pilots as survival guns if shot down with short barrels.
Hope to find some walnut stocks that the original gun came out with.
Wanamaker would be a great place to look but I’m not going to wear a freeking mask all day.
7 came home. Single shot H&R .410’s except for a marlin 336 30-30 I posted in this thread before.
We are cleaning out closets and drawers in anticipation of selling the home as MIL is in assisted living.
Found another gun in a closet yesterday.
Stevens .22-.410 combo gun that locks up tightly which is rare in my handling of those guns over the years. Late 30’s to early 40’s build because of the tenite stock.
The stock is tenite which is an early plastic. Has a tendency to crack in the forearm and true to form mine has two cracks.
10,000 were bought during WWII for USAF pilots as survival guns if shot down with short barrels.
Hope to find some walnut stocks that the original gun came out with.
Wanamaker would be a great place to look but I’m not going to wear a freeking mask all day.
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