Originally Posted by gmoats
Originally Posted by ratsmacker
... And, I just don't like Mossbergs.................

....I've shared that sentiment since my first part time job in a gunshop during high school 46 years ago.....but they're kicking butt in the market place now. They, like Savage, may be real American success stories of quality-resurrection. Kind of the opposite of Remington, unfortunately.


I've owned a 590, and I can't say anything bad about that one.

1998, I ran a Sports Authority. Got a case of 5 Mossberg 500's in, wooden stocked.

3 buttstocks were split, 2 wooden forearms were cracked, not from shipping damage but from improperly seasoned wood. Of the 5 shotguns, 4 of them had sling swivel studs that did not have a hole drilled through them for the sling.

Needless to say I was shocked at the numerous issues and total lack of QC.


If there is any proof of a man in a hunt it is not whether he killed a deer but how he hunted it.