Elzetta Tactical Shotgun Flashlight Mount

Tried a couple other more expensive mounts before, and they either failed, or didn’t fit. Very solid mount, though plastic, the quality is stout and solid...I admit that I took a few taps with a hammer to move it and it didn’t budge, should handle recoil very well. Went on quick. The only drawback I see is that it will have to be removed if and when you want to clean the tube or take off the barrel for any reason. Otherwise, if you have a hex set, you’ll be ok even if you lose the included tools. I used my own hex set to install them anyway. There are instructions and pieces to install on smaller bores, such as .410, and 20, though it mentions some filing or sanding needed. Also included are clips/adapters for .70” up to 1”. Very easy, works and holds strong. Once my light comes in, I plan to take it out and send about 100 shells through it to see how it holds up.

Easy installation. Put it on my mossberg 590 and trust it %100.

Great mount!

Mounted perfectly on 20 G.

This mount seems to be very well made, and worked very well for mounting a Streamlight 88850 Polytac LED Flashlight on my Mossberg 590 12 gauge. The mount comes with adapters so you can mount to a .410 or 20 gauge, but with the 12 gauge I didn't need to use them. Adapter are also provided for various size flashlights (need adapter for lights 0.70" to 0.97"). With the Streamlight 88850, I didn't need to use any adapters; the flashlight fit perfectly (after removing the slip, which is easily done by un-screwing the head, removing the rubber o-ring, then slipping off the clip). I've mounted the light just in front of the forward position of the pump fore-end. This is an ideal position as my thumb can operate the tail switch of the light when gripping the fore-end in the normal position. Removal for dis-assembly of the shotgun or barrel removal is quick and easy, just a couple of hex screws. The flashlight can be removed with a single hex-head screw (a thumb-screw model is available, or you can order the thumb-screw alone for about $7 from Elzetta's web site).