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Hi Michael and welcome. Yes. Also, the 8 + 1 with 2 3/4 shells is here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/120444/mossberg+%26+sons+590a1+m-lok+12ga+20
Hi Michael and welcome. Yes. Also, the 8 + 1 with 2 3/4 shells is here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/120444/mossberg+%26+sons+590a1+m-lok+12ga+20 -- Cheers and stay safe!
Hi Michael, actually that is not true. It is 6+1 with either 2.75" or 3" shells. If you do the math, six 3" shells = 18 inches of tube. You cannot get seven 2.75" shells in the same tube. (7 X 2.75 = 19.25) Stay safe & have a great day!
Hi Michael, actually that is not true. It is 6+1 with either 2.75" or 3" shells. If you do the math, six 3" shells = 18 inches of tube. You cannot get seven 2.75" shells in the same tube. (7 X 2.75 = 19.25) Stay safe & have a great day!
"Ed C." Is 100% correct! The exception here is you can load in (10)-1.75" Shorty Shells though! That comes in at a total of 17.5" in the tube.
Ed Cs logic is correct but his number are off a loaded 3 inch shell measures 2.6 inches not 3 and a 2 3/4 measures 2.25 inches the shell length is the length of the hull after firing by my calculations you could put 6.66 2 3/4 shells in the mossberg which is .75 inches to short