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I think the side mount is a better option. But that is just my opinion. http://www.brownells.com/optics-mou...gun-bases/shotgun-saddle-mounts-prod1779.aspx
B SQUARE - SHOTGUN SADDLE MOUNTS
$70 USD on Brownells
No Gunsmithing, Contoured To Fit Receiver
Firmly attaches to both sides of receiver using existing screw/pin holes, and won’t obstruct operation. Recoil transfers to receiver for greater strength. Multiple slots provide eye relief adjustment for mounting scopes and electronic sights. Open sight channel allows use of iron sights. Two 1" Weaver-Style Rings included.
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not to jump on your thoughts, but, to me a side plate is a pain to pull the trigger group out in the field if needed. I have used them and went to a pic rail also. A local smith would probably charge around $50.00 to do it if you are not comfortable on your own.
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