Bayonet lug for an 870 Police

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Jorge Banner

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I own an 870 Police w/extension tube and would like to fit it with a bayonet.

I already purchased the bayonet, but I'm having trouble getting the lug attachment.

I would appreciate suggestions.

TIA
 
Someone will mention it eventually so I'll just go ahead and do it first.

Dump the Remington, get a Mossberg. Instant bayonet lug!
 
Thanks a lot, MAX100.
That's what I was looking for.
BTW, the bayonet I have is the one in the pics.
I'll get one of those lugs.
Thank you.
 
"following the massive blast of the 12 gauge shotgun the intruder was stabbed several times with a bayonet. homeowner says 'I had to make sure...'"
 
Yeah, RLsnow, one HAS to make sure.

This 870 is more for survival purposes and if TSHTF I foresee hordes of zombies that will have to be kept from one's values. And shells do run out.

Also for the problem of that twilight zone when people see you with a shotgun but still think "naw! he's not gonna . . ." and then act in such a stupid way that you have to. The bayonet might give someone pause to think and save you a shell.

For self-defense in normal times I mostly use handguns.
 
They're a little hard to find but during WW1 and WW2 the American Armed forces used to use Mil Spec versions of the Winchester Model 12 shotguns. These things came with heat shields on the barrel and bayonet lugs for the Mod 1917 military bayonet. One thing about the Winchester Mod 12's that alot of people don't know is that it has no trigger disconnector on it. If you keep the trigger pressed down and simply rack the slide back and forth it's going to keep going bang. You don't have to take your finger off the trigger to reset it for each shot like on todays modern shotgun. You're probably going to pay a pretty penny for one when and if you find one.
 
They are kind of rare, but Remington made (and maybe they still do) a big, beefy extension clamp/bayo lug for the military 870s. Good luck finding one, I'd like to have one myself...
 
One thing about the Winchester Mod 12's that alot of people don't know is that it has no trigger disconnector on it.

not really an unknown fact. the m1897 does it, M12 does it, M37's will do this too. but not the Chicom versions of the m37.
 
I didn't know they made such a thing, you could make your 870 far cooler than any AR-15
 
Hoppy
not to hijack the thread but the YL12 ithaca 37 clone has no disconector...but the newer chinese 37 clones do have a diconector.

So far I think the canadian made bayonet lug is the only current production 870 bayonet I can find. The Navy Mk2 bayonet lug attachments are very difficult to find these days.

I am considering making a bayonet lug for my 870 from an M16 frontsite base.

Brother in Arms
 
G17Steve , I dont think so and neither do most of the members on this site according to all the "870 vs. Mossberg 590" polls. :)

Keep the 870, trash the bayo idea... :)
 
I am considering making a bayonet lug for my 870 from an M16 frontsite base.
Certainly a possibility....anything is possible when you put your mind to it.
30 years ago, I reshaped a lug and put it on an old Savage pump (no disconnect in it either). Still have it....fun gun to shoot. The lug started out life being attached to an old milsurp rifle. After some time with the grinding wheel and files, we silver soldered it to the barrel. I believe the bayonet was intended for the M-14....it got a little work done to it as well in order to fit over the Savage barrel. It was a fun project.

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bayonet-1.jpg
 
The zombies might even invade the mall too. Then they would all be illuminated by the weapon lights, blinded by the lasers, shot 15 times from each gun, and then get stabbed with a bayonet.

Go ninja.
 
Wrong order....you stab them first, if that doesn't work, then pull the trigger.....working your way up the lethality ladder. :D
 
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