Rate the Mossberg 535
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Rate the Mossberg 535
Im about to purchase the Mossberg 535 tukey/deer combo in mossy oak (I think)
It comes with fiber optic sights and turkey choke barell and a rifled slug barell with open sights. I am about to pay nearly $400.00 for it. Is this a good deal for a new gun or should I shop around some more. I also found a black synthetic Remington 870 with a turkey set up (sights and choke) for 189.00
Give me advice please.
It comes with fiber optic sights and turkey choke barell and a rifled slug barell with open sights. I am about to pay nearly $400.00 for it. Is this a good deal for a new gun or should I shop around some more. I also found a black synthetic Remington 870 with a turkey set up (sights and choke) for 189.00
Give me advice please.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Redcliff,AB.,CAN
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RE: Rate the Mossberg 535
The Mossberg seems a little overpriced...but I'd take it over the Remington any day.I've been shooting the 935 and it has been a great bird gun. Mossberg stands behind it's products.....Remington in the last 10+ years has been leaving alot to be desired.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Redcliff,AB.,CAN
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RE: Rate the Mossberg 535
The Remington's have been leaving the factory with un-finnished barrels and chambers. Way to many guns needing the chambers and forcing cone buffed up for proper function. Sticking empties has been a major problem...poor patterns are another. When I buy a gun, I shouldn't have to finnish it off...the factory should be doing that for me. At least the Mossbergs come ready to hunt
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RE: Rate the Mossberg 535
i bought the mossberg 535 turkey deer combo last year and it has been an absolutly great gun, i have had no problems with it at all, remingtons i have seen rust up and jam with the 3.5 loads when unloading
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