Mesa Tactical Mossberg 930 SureShell Aluminum Carrier – 6-Shell, 12-GA

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Mesa Tactical Mossberg 930 SureShell Aluminum Carrier – 6-Shell, 12-GA

SureShell® Aluminum Carrier For Moss 930 (6-Shell, 12-GA)

***NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE MOSSBERG 940***

Mesa Tactical’s four and six shot SureShell shell carriers are an industry standard and the preferred choice of most federal, state, and municipal law enforcement agencies due to their hard anodized aircraft aluminum construction, fail-safe shell retention system, serial number access window, and ease of installation. Mesa Tactical also manufactures other SureShell shell carriers in a variety of styles and mounting methods for Remington, Mossberg, and Benelli tactical shotguns.

Whether used for tactical operations, home defense or competition, owners of this platform will now have the ability to carry more ammunition “at the ready”, while the integrated rail system allows for further customization. SureShell carriers work well in all climates and environments, and are proven to withstand the daily use and abuse to which arsenal weapons are commonly subjected.

SureShell shotshell carriers are assemblies comprising an aluminum four and six shell aluminum shotshell yokes and backing plate and a Santoprene® elastomer tube. The yoke features four to eight vertical bores .700” or .810” in diameter to accept 20-gauge or 12 gauge shotgun shells. The shells are securely retained by the elastomer tube interfering with the bores. In many cases, shells can be confidently retained in a brass down as well as a brass up configuration, though brass up is most secure. Side-mount SureShell shotshell carriers for Mossberg and Remington shotguns use the trigger group pin holes to secure the assemblies to the weapon. Models are available with and without an integral top Picatinny optics rail.

FOREND COMPATIBILITY

Factory shotgun forends, except “tactical” forends, often feature significant receiver overlap when the bolt is pulled back. These forends will need to be cut down or replaced with aftermarket “tactical” forends to be used with some SureShell shotshell carriers. Before you install a SureShell shotshell carrier, measure your forend’s receiver overlap and compare it to the furthest forward point of the shotshell carrier. Then cut any potential overlap or interference off the end of the forend with a miter saw or a rotary arm saw for a perfect fit.