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$80 for the work done and the cost of the new rail, which the gunsmith supplied. I'm not too sure who makes the rail, however it has 4 bolts, the front 2 bolts are grouped an inch away from the front end of the rail and the back group of 2 is about half an inch from the back end.

Took my Nova pump tactical to a gunsmith out in Connecticut a few months ago. Drilled and tapped a picatinny rail in front of the rear ghost ring, and used some locktite to secure everything permanently, after drilling down into the metal reinforcement inserts that are underneath all that plastic in the receiver. everything feels incredibly solid and ive been putting it through **** shooting boxes of slugs each week this month. Here are some photos of the Nova with my EOTech 512 mounted on the rail, a UTG shotgun barrel rail clamp, and a Specter Gear buttstock shell holder. went a little overboard on the attachments but for the sake of some photos, why not!

Specter Gear buttstock shell holder is really nice, looks much better than the neoprene sleeve shell holders from cabelas etc.

Specter gear buttstock shell holder. so solid and looks way better than the neoprene sleeve holders

UTG makes a nice shotgun barrel rail clamp, some up on amazon for $5

wish i knew about this sooner! wouldve definitely picked up a super nova

sure can, got mine drilled and tapped a few months ago for a standard picatinny rail that fits perfectly on the nova tactical. just make sure the gunsmith drills down far enough to be able to screw the rail into the metal plates that are underneath all the plastic (otherwise the rail wont last), and he should put some loctite/jb weld in the new holes to lock everything up nicely afterwards. mine has been holding up great with a full sized EOTech on it and shooting tons of slugs every week. the drill/tap plus the new rail took a few days and cost me $80 total at a really great gunsmith in Connecticut. best of luck to you