WARNING: Do not look directly at picture!
- Thread starter Time2Hunt
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Hey! Cut Mossberg a little slack - at least in the second photo, the default option for the first drop-down was
"Choose Another Model . . . ."
"Choose Another Model . . . ."
JayBird686
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Wow, that thing is the answer to the question no one asked!
Thanks allot! Somethings you just can't UN-SEE!!!!
actually you nailed it.
todays collectibles are rare sometimes because nobody wanted them when they came out.
too bad a mossberg anything will never amount to squat.
bigolddave
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As long as I can remember (and even before, based on old catalogs and magazines) Mossberg has consistently come up with rifles and shotguns that gave good value for the money, but they were always a little off in the aesthetics. For the most part that is; this new iteration takes the proverbial cake. I cannot imagine that beauty slipping by any departments at Mossberg!
The Mossberg looks like something Artemus would've built for West on the Wild Wild West TV show!
1880's technology meets 21 century ugly.
Could also be the LEGO lever action.
1880's technology meets 21 century ugly.
Could also be the LEGO lever action.
I'm with oldman45. I don't see what y'all are complaining about. It ain't a bit uglier than a Glop.
ridgerunner609
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Where's the bayonet lug? You know it has to be there for the Super Tacticool Mall Ninja types. And I bet you could hang at least 10 pounds of assorted junk off of it too. The Chinese knock off scope, and the rest of the airsoft accessories as well.
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Out West
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The "Tactical" market must be bigger (and dumber) than I ever imagined.
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DeathGrip
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Space Cowboy Action Shooting!!! Coming soon to a range near you.
Where do I sign up?
What to wear?
Where do I sign up?
What to wear?
From the people that brought you>>>>>>>>>>CHAINSAW.... THE ZOMBIE KILLER!!
USE AS DIRECTED...AND AS NEEDED
Shooting Padre
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It's been done and it's actually quite handsome. It really only looks good on the older 16s and A1s (or their civilian counterparts):
Actually I really like this look. Now, for the lever action, well..... I guess there's something for just about everyone.
williamlayton
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Load up the ripe tomatos and spoiled eggs.
it aint pretty but it is very functional and a better choice than wood---if you are not keeping it in a glass case.
I have a 12 Guage that I keep for home defense. It shoots real good with the original parts.
I put on the collapseable stock with the shock absorber and the large pump handle---talk about good shooting and easy to get back on sight--quick.
I would not change out the new parts for anything.
Blessings
it aint pretty but it is very functional and a better choice than wood---if you are not keeping it in a glass case.
I have a 12 Guage that I keep for home defense. It shoots real good with the original parts.
I put on the collapseable stock with the shock absorber and the large pump handle---talk about good shooting and easy to get back on sight--quick.
I would not change out the new parts for anything.
Blessings
Smokin' Iron
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The sad part is there will probably be an article in one of the gun rags soon professing this little gem is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Quick, look at this to soothe your eyes:
DeathGrip
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Quick, look at this to soothe your eyes:
Thank you,
pilgrim6a
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This is my punishment for pontificating.
In a discussion on the Ruger Scout Rifle recently, I said that the perfect scout rifle would be a Winchester '94 with a forward mounted scope.
On a more serious note. All the Mossy lever guns I've seen are built on the Marlin design.
The gun in pic appears to be a Winchester '94. Nice work on the add but I'm gonna call BS on this one.
In a discussion on the Ruger Scout Rifle recently, I said that the perfect scout rifle would be a Winchester '94 with a forward mounted scope.
On a more serious note. All the Mossy lever guns I've seen are built on the Marlin design.
The gun in pic appears to be a Winchester '94. Nice work on the add but I'm gonna call BS on this one.
No BS
Check out the mossberg website:
O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. - Firearms, Shotguns, Rifles, Accessories, and Precision Machining
RobertJ.
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Quick, look at this to soothe your eyes:
Thank you, I'm feeling much better now!
thndrchiken
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That looks like it would be very uncomfortable to shoot.
Jayhawkhuntclub
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I call it "tacticowboy"
JM Browning and OF Winchester are coming back to visit the guys at Mossberg. I think they're gonna leave a mark..................(It is ingenious!! Now EVERYONE will be talking about Mossberg!!)
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Quick, look at this to soothe your eyes:
Thank you. You are a gentleman and a scholar. If ignorance is bliss the people at Mossberg are laughing out loud. Larry
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I think I could make a great sig from every single response so far lol.
...I bet you guys were upset when you couldn't get the extended tubular mag option huh? Jk
Like many of you posted there is nothing wrong with cowboy action levers at all! I know I wish I had one. But good god?? what will be next...tactical black powder?!
Bushmaster1313, you might've stopped a few suicides tonight thank you lol
...I bet you guys were upset when you couldn't get the extended tubular mag option huh? Jk
Like many of you posted there is nothing wrong with cowboy action levers at all! I know I wish I had one. But good god?? what will be next...tactical black powder?!
Bushmaster1313, you might've stopped a few suicides tonight thank you lol
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LVSteve
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Actually, this type of adjustable stock would have saved me from buying a lever action that had a shortened buttstock. It was not that obvious in the photos, but now I need to replace the butt or fit it with three Limbsavers. If it had been fitted with a tacticool stock like that nobody would have had to reach for their saw to shorten the pull.
