New Mossberg 590R, 590RM, & 990 AfterShock | NRAAM 2025

Published on April 26, 2025
Duration: 14:01

This video from NRAAM 2025 introduces new Mossberg firearms: the 590R, 590RM, and 990 AfterShock. The 590R features AR-style controls and a rotary safety, developed initially for military breaching. The 590RM offers a magazine-fed variant for higher capacity and quicker reloads. The 990 AfterShock is highlighted for its ergonomic design, oversized controls, and a new gas operating system housed in the forend, making it more intuitive for defensive use, especially with gloves or in low light.

Quick Summary

Mossberg introduced the 590R, 590RM (magazine-fed), and 990 AfterShock shotguns at NRAAM 2025. The 590R features AR-style controls and a rotary safety, while the 990 AfterShock offers oversized controls and an ergonomic grip for intuitive defensive use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key new Mossberg shotguns introduced at NRAAM 2025?

Mossberg unveiled the 590R, a tactical shotgun with AR-style controls, the magazine-fed 590RM for higher capacity, and the 990 AfterShock, a semi-automatic model featuring enhanced ergonomics and oversized controls for intuitive operation.

What makes the Mossberg 590R different from traditional shotguns?

The 590R features a rotary safety selector for easier manipulation without breaking grip, an adjustable stock for customizable fit, and M-LOK slots for accessory mounting, making it more adaptable for tactical use.

What are the advantages of the Mossberg 990 AfterShock's design?

The 990 AfterShock boasts oversized controls for intuitive handling, especially with gloves or in low light. Its ergonomic grip with a rubberized pad aids control and recoil reduction, and the gas system is now fully contained in the forend.

Is the Mossberg 990 AfterShock considered a shotgun and does it require a tax stamp?

The 990 AfterShock is classified as an 'Any Other Firearm' (AOW) and does not require an NFA tax stamp if it meets specific criteria, such as being over 26 inches in overall length and not designed for shouldermounting.

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