The Foundation: Understanding the Mossberg 46b and Its Design The Mossberg 46b, a rifle steeped in history and admired for its simplicity, has earned its place as a classic among rimfire enthusiasts. Its reliability and ease of use have cemented its legacy as a favorite for plinking, small game hunting, and introducing new shooters to … Read more
Exploring the Legacy of the Mossberg 930 Introduction The Mossberg 930 quickly established itself as a workhorse in the shotgun world. It entered the scene offering a reliable gas-operated system, a design philosophy that prioritizes functionality and affordability. Its popularity is undeniable, and for many years, the 930 has been a go-to choice for a … Read more
The Foundation: The Legacy of the Mossberg 500 Series Before we dissect the 590 and 590A1, understanding the platform they are built upon is crucial. The Mossberg 500 series, first introduced in the mid-1960s, immediately established itself as a cornerstone of the pump-action shotgun market. Its success stems from a winning combination of reliability, affordability, … Read more
Understanding the Mossberg 100 ATR: A Budget-Friendly Hunting Workhorse The Mossberg 100 ATR (All-Terrain Rifle) emerged as a significant player in the budget hunting rifle market. Its design prioritizes functionality and simplicity, offering a straightforward shooting experience. These rifles are typically chambered in popular hunting calibers, such as .270 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and .308 Winchester, … Read more
A Legacy of Hunting The crisp autumn air bites at your cheeks, the scent of pine and damp earth filling your nostrils. The first rays of dawn paint the eastern sky, and you’re tucked into your favorite stand, rifle at the ready. The anticipation is a palpable thing, a mix of excitement and focus. The … Read more
