The Mossberg 590 Shockwave JIC is presented as a versatile 12-gauge firearm, legally classified as such due to its short barrel and grip, thus avoiding NFA regulations. Its compact size and lighter weight compared to a standard Mossberg 500 offer enhanced maneuverability, particularly in confined spaces like vehicles. The review highlights five key uses: non-lethal options for crowd control, defense against large predators, tactical door breaching, access to specialized utility rounds like flares and fire starters, and long-term stashing for emergency preparedness.
This video provides an update on a short-barreled .410 AR firearm build. The firearm has been updated with Cerakote finishing by Sheffield Tactical and features a threaded barrel. This modification allows for the attachment of the original flash hider and ATI chokes. The creator expresses satisfaction with the Cerakote work and highlights the versatility added by the threaded barrel.
This video details the construction of a unique .410 AR-pattern firearm classified as non-NFA due to its smoothbore, lack of a shoulder stock, and overall length exceeding 26 inches. It highlights the use of an IFC upper with a shortened 12-inch barrel and a short-stroke gas piston system, paired with a Palmetto State Armory lower and a Shockwave Blade 2.0 brace. Magazine reliability with .410 shells is addressed, favoring ATI magazines for better performance.
You've reached the end! 3 videos loaded.
Gun Laws by State
Read firearms regulations for all 50 states + D.C.
Find Gun Dealers
Search licensed FFL dealers near you.
