Mossberg Shockwave .410
Wondering if anyone has any experience with these?
Right now Rural King is running a sale for either the .410 or 20ga for $299.98 + tax & $12.99 shipping to your Local Rural King store.
The Shockwave is the new(er) 14" barreled pump action shotgun with a birds head pistol grip.
This particular offering includes an easily removeable magazine cap for easy cleaning, and a heavy barrel with a cylinder bore choke and a 3" chamber.
Right now Rural King is running a sale for either the .410 or 20ga for $299.98 + tax & $12.99 shipping to your Local Rural King store.
The Shockwave is the new(er) 14" barreled pump action shotgun with a birds head pistol grip.
This particular offering includes an easily removeable magazine cap for easy cleaning, and a heavy barrel with a cylinder bore choke and a 3" chamber.
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Not with that model, but I bought a Mossberg Patriot for my Grandson and it shoots great. I was impressed! Hes 12 and shot two bucks the first day. I would vouch for their quality. 0 -
I shot a 12 ga one in a recent pistol march stage, quite a handful. Ironically I missed the steel plate on one shot so you do have to aim.
A place that rhymes with Falsetto Plate Harmony had 20 ga on sale recently for $269 and free ship. I decided it wasnt practical and didn't want to get a new caliber so passed.0 -
got an new Tuffy 410 3" by Rossi coming...similar to the old Snakecharmer 410...will attach a LED 2000 lumen light and maybe a laser for night time roundabouts trying to get the super bulldozer armadillo working in my yard ...have a like new 410 pump but the one handed 410 is a lot easier to get around with...transfer bar and side safety also... 0 -
I will wait patiently for the 28 gauge variant...
And my disappointment in no longer being permitted to legally install a bump stock to to the above referenced model casts a long shadow on my pursuit of happiness...
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mrmike, your bad [:D][;)] 0 -
I have the 12 gauge and while fine with skeet loads, I agree with Krony; it is a handful with buckshot or any magnum loads. I never did work up the nerve to try 3"! The 20 gauge might be worth looking at. 0 -
A .410 3" carries as many #8 shot as a low brass 12 gauge #6 shot 0 -
Brought it home today, but too late to take it out for a test run.
Might try tomorrow, but we're forecast to get 4-7" of snow tonight, AND we'll be blessed with 35 mph wind gusts!
It may have to wait for another day.
I did cycle a couple of magazines full of ammo through it.
Everything checks out.0 -
in the 410 i wonder which size shot would be best knock down for armidallo at maybe 75' ??? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by spasmcreek
in the 410 i wonder which size shot would be best knock down for armidallo at maybe 75' ???
I would try the Winchester PDX
It is a copper plate backed by 3 copper balls.
Pretty devastating out of a 4" Judge.0
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