I've jerryrigged the Mossberg heatshield onto a 590A1 - the heavy barrel makes it too wide for screwholes to properly align, so I had to do some rigging with different hex screws and JBWeld... Took spme heavy hammering with a rubber mallet to fit over the front of the barrel - the braised on front sights prevent the heatshield from "slipping" over the front... Scratched park in few places...

Has held for 2 years now - no problem... Wouldn't do it again, but at the time, I had to have a heatshield on my Mossberg and keep a heavy barrel... If it comes apart in the future, perhaps I'll take it off again and just get a spare 590 barrel.
P.S. The parkerizing on Mossberg 590A1's is very weak and scratches off too easily - my loading tube got silver lines on it from test feeding dummy rounds almost immediately...
Added: The current configuration, I'm using SpeedFeed III stock - the SpeedFeed IV, while a good idea, does not work as well in practice and negates benefits of Mossberg design. Grip has to be changed to disengage the safety and completely changed to release action - not a problem with classic rifle buttstock... +4 shell storage is a nice addition, but little cumbersome for tactical reloads - good addition for Administrative reloads though. Make sure to fit both shells though, because when adding only 1 - they fly out with recoil - rather troublesome if using those off-size Eastern European shotshells like S&B.

Has held for 2 years now - no problem... Wouldn't do it again, but at the time, I had to have a heatshield on my Mossberg and keep a heavy barrel... If it comes apart in the future, perhaps I'll take it off again and just get a spare 590 barrel.
P.S. The parkerizing on Mossberg 590A1's is very weak and scratches off too easily - my loading tube got silver lines on it from test feeding dummy rounds almost immediately...
Added: The current configuration, I'm using SpeedFeed III stock - the SpeedFeed IV, while a good idea, does not work as well in practice and negates benefits of Mossberg design. Grip has to be changed to disengage the safety and completely changed to release action - not a problem with classic rifle buttstock... +4 shell storage is a nice addition, but little cumbersome for tactical reloads - good addition for Administrative reloads though. Make sure to fit both shells though, because when adding only 1 - they fly out with recoil - rather troublesome if using those off-size Eastern European shotshells like S&B.


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