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Brian Pfleuger · September 15, 2013, 10:49 PM

That's for the suggestions...

I should have taken pictures of this monstrosity.

I *think* the Bubba'd mount might have belonged on an 1100 but I'm not sure. It now has 4 bolts through it, two of which used to be simple trigger pins. The other two were drilled because "it wiggled still".

I may have *sort of* fixed it. I took out the two wiggle stoppers, loosened the two through the trigger housing and levered up on the back of the mount while retightening the bolts.

Mind you, this is a gun with a bird barrel. So, after my "correction", I have it so that the scope (still at maximum Up) actually aims below the beads aim point at 65 yards.

I didn't shoot the thing but it might be correctly at that point. He can't hit the broad side of a barn from the inside anyway so I don't know why it matters.

September 15, 2013, 10:49 PM	#4
Brian Pfleuger Moderator Emeritus Join Date: June 25, 2008 Location: Austin, CO Posts: 19,578	S&W 1000 Scope Mount/Bracket? That's for the suggestions... I should have taken pictures of this monstrosity. I think the Bubba'd mount might have belonged on an 1100 but I'm not sure. It now has 4 bolts through it, two of which used to be simple trigger pins. The other two were drilled because "it wiggled still". I may have sort of fixed it. I took out the two wiggle stoppers, loosened the two through the trigger housing and levered up on the back of the mount while retightening the bolts. Mind you, this is a gun with a bird barrel. So, after my "correction", I have it so that the scope (still at maximum Up) actually aims below the beads aim point at 65 yards. I didn't shoot the thing but it might be correctly at that point. He can't hit the broad side of a barn from the inside anyway so I don't know why it matters.