Mossberg 500 FLEX 20 Gauge, Gunsite Academy

Published on December 30, 2015
Duration: 2:43

This guide details a specific technique for reloading a Mossberg 500 FLEX 20 Gauge shotgun when empty. It emphasizes a brisk action cycle, slight cant of the firearm, and direct cartridge insertion into the port, followed by a return to the ready position. The method highlights the ease of use with the Mossberg's slide release positioning.

Quick Summary

Reloading the Mossberg 500 FLEX 20 Gauge involves briskly cycling the action, slightly canting the firearm off the shoulder, and dropping a cartridge directly into the ejection port. The slide release's convenient placement aids in this smooth, efficient reloading process.

Chapters

  1. 00:13FLEX System Features
  2. 00:40Smooth Action Cycling
  3. 00:46Reloading Technique Explained
  4. 01:31Handling an Empty Shotgun
  5. 01:49Reloading Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you reload a Mossberg 500 FLEX 20 Gauge when it's empty?

When your Mossberg 500 FLEX 20 Gauge is empty, briskly bring the action to the rear, slightly cant the gun off your shoulder, and drop a cartridge directly into the ejection port. Then, return the firearm to your shoulder and the ready position.

What makes the Mossberg 500 FLEX easy to reload?

The Mossberg 500 FLEX is considered easy to reload due to its smooth action cycling and the convenient positioning of the slide release, which allows the firing hand to easily access it during the reloading process.

Can you easily change recoil pads on the Mossberg 500 FLEX?

Yes, the Mossberg FLEX system is designed for toolless component changes. To swap recoil pads, you simply depress a button, select the desired size (small, medium, or large), and insert it until it locks into place.

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