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The Banish 410 attaches through your shotgun's choke threads instead of a traditional muzzle thread, and this is the mount that makes it happen on Beretta Mobil pattern guns. Installation works exactly like swapping a choke tube. Pull your existing choke, thread this adapter into the muzzle, then spin the suppressor onto the mount. That's the whole job, and it gives you a secure, repeatable fit that keeps the can aligned with the bore every single time.
Banish machines these mounts from 17-4 PH stainless steel, a hardened alloy that shrugs off the heat and pressure of hard use season after season. The black nitride coating adds serious corrosion resistance, which matters when you're hunting in wet weather or leaving the gun in a duck blind all morning. At an average weight of about 1.16 ounces with roughly 0.90 inches of the mount extending past the muzzle, you will barely notice it's there. Your swing and balance stay right where they should be.
Here's where extra mounts earn their keep. If you run a Beretta Mobil threaded .410 alongside guns with other choke patterns, picking up a mount for each barrel lets a single Banish 410 move across your whole safe. Leave a mount installed in each shotgun and transferring the suppressor takes seconds, no tools and no fuss.
Keep in mind this mount is purpose-built for the Banish 410 suppressor and won't work with other cans, and it only fits barrels cut for Beretta Mobil chokes in .410 bore. Beretta and Benelli have used a few different choke systems over the years, so double check what your barrel takes before ordering. If your gun wears Mobil pattern chokes, this is the piece that gets you suppressed and back in the field.
No, this mount is designed exclusively for the Banish 410 suppressor. The threading and dimensions are specific to that can, so it won't adapt other suppressors to your shotgun. If you run a different Banish shotgun model like the Banish 12 or Banish 20, those use their own dedicated mounts.
Mobil is the older and most common Beretta choke system, found on many Beretta and Benelli shotguns as well as several other brands that license the pattern. Check your owner's manual or the markings on your current choke tubes. Be careful not to confuse it with Optima or Optima HP, which are different thread patterns and won't fit this mount.
That's exactly what these mounts are made for. Install a mount matched to each shotgun's choke pattern, leave them in place, and the suppressor threads on and off in seconds. It's a quick, tool-free way to run one can across several .410s.
The mount itself doesn't constrict shot, it's just the attachment interface. Pattern control comes from the interchangeable choke tubes that thread into the front of the Banish 410 suppressor. The mount's low-profile design keeps everything aligned with the bore so your point of aim stays consistent shot after shot.
| UPC | 810171224484 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100000350203 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Mount |
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