Mossberg ShockWave Non-NFA Mini 590 Shotgun - SHOT Show 2017

Published on January 17, 2017
Duration: 2:10

This review of the Mossberg Shockwave Non-NFA Firearm from SHOT Show 2017 highlights its unique classification and potential market impact. The firearm, based on the Mossberg 590 platform, features a 14-inch barrel and is designed to accept mini shells, offering a compact option for home defense or as a truck gun. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, discusses its controllability and compares it to historical 'burglar guns'.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg Shockwave is a non-NFA firearm based on the 590 platform, featuring a 14-inch barrel and designed for 12 Gauge mini shells. Its classification as a firearm, rather than a shotgun or AOW, bypasses NFA regulations, making it a compact option for home defense or as a truck gun.

Chapters

  1. 00:09SHOT Show 2017 Mossberg New Products
  2. 00:27Sub-Compact Pump Shotguns
  3. 00:51Mossberg Shockwave Non-NFA Firearm
  4. 01:21Shockwave Classification and Use
  5. 01:41Shockwave as Modern Burglar Gun
  6. 02:01Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Mossberg Shockwave a non-NFA firearm?

The Mossberg Shockwave is classified as a firearm, not a shotgun or AOW, due to its specific design and barrel length. This classification allows it to bypass the regulations and tax stamp requirements of the National Firearms Act (NFA).

What is the primary intended use for the Mossberg Shockwave?

The Mossberg Shockwave is presented as a compact option suitable for home defense or as a truck gun. Its design is compared to a modern version of the classic 'auto and burglar gun'.

What type of ammunition does the Mossberg Shockwave use?

The Mossberg Shockwave is designed to fire 12 Gauge mini shells. It requires a special sled for loading these smaller shells, which can offer advantages in capacity and potentially recoil management.

What are the key features of the Mossberg Shockwave?

Key features include a 14-inch barrel, an overall length of 26 inches, a bird head grip, a looped pump forearm, and its ability to accept mini shells. It is built on the Mossberg 590 platform.

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