Is the Mossberg 590A1 discontinued?

Okay guys, I called the Mossberg Service Center today and spoke with a lady on the phone. She told me that YES, ALL of the 6-shot 590/590A1 models are now permanently discontinued. Instead, they have seven shot models out now.

What’s the difference between a 590 and a 590A1?

The only difference between the 590 and 590a1 is that the 590a1 has a thicker barrel, metal trigger group, and metal safety button.

When did the Mossberg 590A1 come out?

Description. Parkerized Mossberg 590A1 with M7 Bayonet, upper picatinny rail, and modified standard 590 Heat shield with the gun (pump action shotguns). Released in 1962 year. Now available in various versions, for both hunting, and for Police, Security and self-defense.

Are Mossberg stocks interchangeable?

Mossberg Maverick 88, 500, and 590 models are all interchangeable with each other.

Did Mossberg go out of business?

NORTH HAVEN, CT – Mossberg announced today that they will begin selling its products factory-direct to international distributors on November 1, 2019. Mossberg and Essex have mutually agreed to terminate their business relationship, effective immediately.

Is the Mossberg 590A1 a good gun?

The 590A1 is as reliable as the shooter handing it. The 590 was the only shotgun to pass the military’s Mil-Spec 3443E test, which involved 3,000 full powered rounds of buckshot. The gun could not have more than three malfunctions and no part breakages.

Is the Mossberg Shockwave worth it?

The Mossberg Shockwave is a fantastic firearm, so take care of it. Maintenance is a priority if you want it to last a long time! If you don’t already have a cleaning kit, we like this one on Amazon from GLORYFIRE . It will give you the option and tools to clean your handguns, rifles, and shotguns, etc.

How big is a Mossberg 590A1 tactical rifle?

590A1™ Tactical ITEM # GAUGE CAPACITY BARREL LENGTH STOCK #50765 #50765 12 6+1 18.5″ Synthetic Stock, M-Lok Forend (Black) #50766 #50766 12 6+1 18.5″ Synthetic Stock, M-Lok Forend (Black) #50767 #50767 12 6+1 18.5″ Synthetic Stock, M-Lok Forend (Black)

What kind of stock does Mossberg rifle use?

Barrel lengths range from 18.5” to 28” and factory stocks may be synthetic or wood. The 930 is available only in 12-gauge. An obvious reason to replace the factory stock on a Mossberg firearm with a Boyds hardwood laminate is that the original stock became worn or broken.

What’s the difference between Mossberg 500 and 835?

Like the Mossberg 500, the 835 is built on an aluminum receiver, features dual action bars and a tang-mounted safety. The 835, however, is engineered to handle a steady diet of powerful 3-1/2-inch shotshells, making it a great option for hunting turkey, waterfowl or other game where the ability to employ heavy payloads of shot is an advantage.

What kind of safety does Mossberg 500 have?

Offered in 12-gauge, 20-gauge and .410 bore, the 500 features an aluminum receiver, dual action bars, a single large locking lug to seal the breach, and an ergonomically-located tang-mounted safety.