Keep It SIMPLE!...Mossberg 590 "Persuader" .410 Bore Shotgun Quick Range Review!

Published on April 6, 2024
Duration: 10:24

This video provides a quick range review of the Mossberg 590 "Persuader" in .410 bore. The presenter highlights its basic, no-frills design, 18.5-inch barrel, and 6+1 capacity for 3-inch shells. Practical shooting demonstrations with various ammunition types, including target loads, buckshot, and slugs, are showcased, along with observations on accuracy and reliability.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg 590 "Persuader" .410 bore shotgun features an 18.5-inch barrel and a 6+1 capacity for 3-inch shells. It is known for its reliable tang safety and solid construction, though specific ammunition types can cause ejection issues. Accuracy is generally good, with point of impact aligning well with the sight picture.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Range Setup
  2. 00:28Mossberg 590 .410 Persuader Overview
  3. 01:15Shotgun Features Breakdown
  4. 02:06Receiver and Safety Features
  5. 02:48Barrel and Magazine Tube
  6. 03:11Trigger Performance
  7. 03:31Shooting Demonstration: Target Loads
  8. 04:10Target Load Effectiveness
  9. 04:14Buckshot and Slug Demonstration
  10. 05:47Buckshot Performance
  11. 05:49Slug Accuracy Testing
  12. 06:3850-Yard Slug Impact
  13. 07:01Cans and Watermelon Targets
  14. 07:46Final Target Engagement
  15. 08:32Overall Performance and Conclusion
  16. 09:00Ammunition Reliability Issues
  17. 09:11Point of Impact and Sights
  18. 09:33Viewer Engagement and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Mossberg 590 "Persuader" .410 bore shotgun?

The Mossberg 590 "Persuader" in .410 bore features an 18.5-inch barrel and a capacity of 6+1 for 3-inch shells or 5+1 for 2.5-inch shells. It includes a tang safety and a smooth cylinder bore without choke threading.

How does the Mossberg 590 .410 perform with different types of ammunition?

The shotgun generally performs well with standard target loads and buckshot. However, the presenter noted significant ejection issues with specific 'goofy boom slug' ammunition, requiring manual extraction.

What is the accuracy like with the Mossberg 590 .410 shotgun?

The accuracy is described as 'almost right on the money,' with the point of impact aligning well with the sight picture, typically around the 6 o'clock position at typical shotgun ranges.

What are the notable features of the Mossberg 590 .410's design?

Key features include its robust 590/500 series construction, an intuitive tang safety, a composite stock with a recoil pad, and a clean-out magazine tube with a removable cap, differentiating it from the standard 500 model.

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