Mossberg 590 safety plastic v aluminum

[badboybeeson]

Mossberg 590 safety
Standard small plastic factory on the left.
S&J Hardware oversized machined aluminum on the right.
I think plastic safety is one of the stupidest things I have ever seen on a firearm.
It even tops rifle comps made of aluminum.
Even if the factory one was Alumimum, it's far to small to use with gloves on.

 

[Suther]

Man you really gotta start putting links in your posts! Will get you more traffic to the website...

I assume this functions just as well on a Mossberg 500?

Personally I've never had a specific issue with mine, but an extra big one does look like an upgrade none the less. Gonna have to pick one up soon.

 

[badboybeeson]

Man you really gotta start putting links in your posts! Will get you more traffic to the website...

I assume this functions just as well on a Mossberg 500?

Personally I've never had a specific issue with mine, but an extra big one does look like an upgrade none the less. Gonna have to pick one up soon.

I got you man... i just did not think we had degraded to the point where a person can't go to a website and type in a basic search.

Here you go
https://sjhardware.com/product/mossberg-jumbo-safety/

 

[Suther]

I got you man... i just did not think we had degraded to the point where a person can't go to a website and type in a basic search.

Here you go
https://sjhardware.com/product/mossberg-jumbo-safety/

The easier you make it for people to get to your site the higher the chances they end up there, and every person who ends up at your site is another potential customer. By all means, if you don't want to benefit from the exploitation of impulsive lazy people then don't bother with the links, I'm just trying to help.