You’ll probably need just a tiny bit of relief.ĭon’t be surprised if it takes several days for your adjustments to settle in. You should be able to see how much relief is in your neck by checking the space between the bottom of the string and the tops of the frets. Fret the 1st fret and the 15th fret of your lowest string. Or, you can use your bass strings as a straight edge. You can check the straightness with a straight edge of some sort. Tune the string(s) back to pitch to check the straightness of the neck. If they are, detune/loosen them and move them out of the way while you turn the truss rod. You may find the strings to be in the way of turning the truss rod. Now, start tightening the truss rod by turning it to the right ( righty-tighty). To avoid breaking the truss rod, first loosen it by turning it to the left ( lefty-loosey). Your bass may have come with the hex key you need. Use the correct size hex key so you don’t strip the truss rod nut. Never force anything! Expect to maybe do a quarter-turn or a half-turn. It doesn’t take much turning of the truss rod to adjust the neck. Using a, make a mark on the truss rod nut so you know where you started and as a general reference point. If it’s not right, you’ll have to do it all over again. On some basses you may be required to remove the neck, adjust it, put it back on and then tune the strings up again. It may be covered by a plate on the headstock. Typically, it will be a hexagonal nut on one end of your bass neck. There’s not one right answer.įind the truss rod nut. This will depend on how hard you play the strings. You’ll want to get your bass neck as straight as possible before the point where the strings start buzzing.
You want the string tension to be the same as when you play. Tune your bass strings accurately to your preferred tuning. Make sure you’ve installed your strings correctly. So find a gauge you like and stick with it. When you change gauges, you may have to readjust your bass guitar. Different string gauges have different amounts of tension. We do not recommend using an HD spring in the 930.First, choose the gauge of bass strings you plan to use. The 930/940 shell stop can be very sensitive to magazine spring tension. If using the MXT Coupler, the new MXT tube will have to connect to the extension nut the existing EXT tube can be used attached to the coupler with the existing end cap.
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If your JM Pro has the older EXT tube, the existing extension nut can be reused, but a new end cap will be required if replacing the extension tube with a new MXT model. These can be identified by the lack of a barrel clamp groove on the exterior of the extension tube. A tribute to the 1970s Ovation Magnum Bass which features:Model: Eastwood Magnum Bass GuitarColors: Sunburst, NaturalBody: MahoganyNeck: Bolt-on MapleFingerboard: Rosewood, Dot MarkersScale Length: 34Width at Nut: 1 1/2Pickups: Neck Humbucker, bridge Sin. NOTE: Prior to 2016, Mossberg used our older EXT style extension tubes.
The same extension nut and end cap may be reused, but a new spring will be required. To expand the capacity of the JM Pro, the extension tube itself may be replaced with a different length, or an additional extension tube may be added with an MXT Coupler. The capacity of the factory magazine without the extension is 4.
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The Mossberg 930/940 JM Pro Series shotguns come factory equipped with Nordic Components +4 (22″ barrel) or +5 (24″ barrel) magazine extensions. Extension Capacityĭesigned for flush fit on 18.5″ Benelli autosĭesigned for flush fit on 21″ Benelli autosĭesigned to fit closer to muzzle on 26″ Benelli autosĭesigned to fit closer to muzzle on 28″ Benelli autos MXT tubes have an outside diameter of 1.060″, and are machined from 6000-series aluminum with a matte black anodized finish. 200″ to the length of the extension tube.Īll MXT tube kits are for 12 gauge shotguns only. The extension tube cap will add approximately.
Any extension extending past the muzzle will experience fouling build-up and finish wear/damage extensions may extend up to 18″ beyond the muzzle (any resulting wear or damage is not covered by warranty). Measurements based on the length of the extension tube, as shown in the table below, should be taken from the front of the factory magazine with the magazine cap removed.
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