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The 590® is a rugged and versatile pump-action shotgun with three gauge offerings and various customized features. Browse the models, prices, and specifications of the 590® lineup and find the best fit for your needs.
- 590 9-Shot
The Mighty 590. With decades of military and law enforcement...
- 590S
Mossberg’s Patented (U.S. Patent No. 11,598,596) design...
- 590 M-Lok
The Mighty 590. With decades of military and law enforcement...
- 590 Retrograde
590 Retrograde #52151. $671.00. Select up to 3 models to...
- 590A1™
The Mossberg 590A1 is the most durable of our pump action...
- 590 9-Shot
Επαναληπτική καραμπίνα Mossberg 590 50645. ΔΙΑΜΕΤΡΗΜΑ : 12 ΜΗΧΑΝΙΣΜΟΣ : Επαναληπτική ΒΑΣΗ : Μαύρη. ΚΑΝΝΗ : magnum, 50cm με ψύκτρα. ΚΟNΤΑΚΙ : Συνθετικό. ΠΑΠΙΑ : Συνθετική. ΧΩΡΗΤΙKOΤΗΤΑ: 8+1 shots (Usa)...
The Mossberg 590A1 is a durable and versatile pump action shotgun that meets MIL-SPEC standards. It has various sight, stock, and forend configurations, and comes in 7-shot, 9-shot, or 6-shot (NFA/Class 3) models.
The 590S is a 12 gauge pump action shotgun that can cycle 1.75", 2.75", or 3" shells interchangeably without an adaptor. It has a 18.5" or 20" barrel, a clean-out mag tube, and an ambidextrous safety.
Learn about the different models and specifications of the Mossberg 590 Tactical Shotgun, a reliable and versatile pump-action firearm for personal and home defense. Compare the standard, mariner, shockwave and chainsaw versions and find the best one for your needs.
Mike Yardley tests the Mossberg 590 Mariner shotgun, and assesses whether this state-side icon is suitable for British game. credit: Mike Yardley. We tested a belt-and-braces Mossberg last year and liked it, so I thought we’d better test another!
8 Φεβ 2024 · The Mossberg 590 20-gauge is perfectly designed for someone who wants to use a shotgun for home defense but doesn’t want to deal with the recoil of a 12-gauge. Lower recoil options like the AR-15 are a great alternative, but the 590 in 20-gauge offers a much more affordable option.
