I have the original 590 that requires an adapter for mini-shells, will stick with that. If I bought now, I'd go with the no adapter 590S, can mix lengths.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Sigmund,
That is pretty cool but would probably break my wrist. I saw one the other day at a local gun store and they look really neat. With the right load, it might not be so bad.
For the MSRP, and given the popularity of the 590S Shockwave, I too am surprised that Mossberg didn't make an "S" model available for use with short shells from the git-go.
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Originally posted by Il Cattivo: For the MSRP, and given the popularity of the 590S Shockwave, I too am surprised that Mossberg didn't make an "S" model available for use with short shells from the git-go.
Me too. I just reread my link in the OP and the Mossberg site (link below) and saw nothing about mini-shells in the 990.
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I've come close to getting the Shockwave pump multiple times since it came out & I'm glad I haven't purchased one.
The Aftershock is definitely on my list to get once the newness dies down. I have the Mossberg 940 JM pro to shoot clay with & hope the 990 runs as well as it does. A stamp & stock on it would make it a cool & fun to shoot SBS you can use for the house.
I've come to prefer shooting a semiauto shotgun over the pump. To me, the semi is more pleasant to shoot.
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