Mossberg

O.F. Mossberg & Sons has been making shotguns and rifles since 1919. They're not a dealer or retailer—they're the manufacturer behind some of the most widely-used firearms in America.

Their lineup includes:

• •Shotguns — The 500 and 590 pump-action lines (including tactical 590A1 and 590R/590RM models), the 940 and 990 semi-auto platforms, break-action Reserve Series, and specialized models like the Shockwave and 590M Standoff. Bantam options are available for smaller shooters.

• •Rifles — Bolt-action Patriot and MVP Series (including MVP in rimfire), plus the AfterShock platform.

• •Specialized Platforms — Cruiser, JIC (Just In Case) series, and Thunder Ranch collaboration models.

Mossberg doesn't sell firearms directly from the factory. All purchases must go through authorized dealers and comply with federal and local laws. Their dealer locator lists hundreds of locations across the US where you can handle and purchase Mossberg firearms. Dealers provide local expertise on regulations, shooting ranges, and firearm instruction.

They also stock parts, accessories, cleaning supplies, holsters, cases, shells carriers, safety gear, and apparel through their online store. Parts schematics are available for most models.

Warranty registration, owner's manuals, recalls, and firearm service requests are handled through their customer support system. They offer armorer training and have a law enforcement program for agencies.

"Dealers are more than just sources for Mossberg's outstanding products. They're a great resource for accurate firearm information and service."

Firearms retailers interested in stocking Mossberg products can apply through their dealer application or call (800) 989-4867.