mossberg?

I own Mossberg rifled barrel shotguns and a Mossberg centrefire rifle, a 100 ATR, and based on their accuracy, function and build quality I think your friend is off base in his assessment. The ATR is particularly pleasing with it's accuracy.
 
I own a Mossy 500 that I bought from the EE for 75 dollars.Even though I own much more expensive guns,[150 dollar SKS] it's the Mossberg I would reach for to defend home and hearth.It looks like it has spent years under the seat of a pickup truck, but still shoots and cycles perfectly.It can get kicked around and take it.
 
Camo tung said:
I own Mossberg rifled barrel shotguns and a Mossberg centrefire rifle, a 100 ATR, and based on their accuracy, function and build quality I think your friend is off base in his assessment. The ATR is particularly pleasing with it's accuracy.
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They just use cheaper materials like plastic trigger guards, triggers (on some) and plastic mags. All guns shoot but at under 500 bucks for an ATR with a scope and a bipod, it's gotta be pretty low quality. Not trying to knock it, I own more than one remington SPS, you just get what you pay for.
 
i own a 835 and it's greatest shotgun ever made fired over 5000 rounds through it without a problem. but recently bought a 535 it fits very long and its front end heavy would not recommend the 535
 
I've had a Maverick 88 for about three years now. It may not be pretty but for a tool and cheap blaster, it works just dandy. Mossberg 500 barrels and stocks work on it and it holds one more ropund in the mag than an 870. I admit that it is not a beautiful peice of art but it does work well for a beater shotgun. Like all guns, clean it when it needs it and you'll be fine
 
I personally find that an 870 cycles a more smoothly than a mossberg, but I imagine they are more or less the same on the reliability front (can't say this for sure as I have never owned a Mossberg.)
 
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