mattd
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How good of a deal is a mossberg pump with pistol grip? I don't know the model but it was 130 dollars. Looks like a Mossberg 500 Cruiser but not sure.
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Hkmp5sd
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That's a pretty good price for one in my area. They tend to run about $150 for a used one. You might want to consider getting a stock for it. PGs are a little rough to shoot.
NewShooter78
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You sure its a Mossy, and not a Maverick (sp?). They are put out by Mossberg, and are around $100-$150. But I don't ever remember seeing one in PG. If it is a Mossberg, then that sounds like a really good price.
While not a high price I think you can do better. Unless you realy want a pistol grip model you will end up sticking more money into it with a butt stock purchase. By the time you do that it sure won't be a bargin - at least not in my part of the world.
Zeke Menuar
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Bi-Mart(think wally world) runs a special on Mossberg 500's from time to time. A synthetic stock Mossy 500 with a 28" barrel and an 18.5" barrel for $199.
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NewShooter78
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I think they also still offer a model with both PG and regular stock in one package.
mattd
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Why do I doubt that wal-mart sells a shotgun with a pistol grip?
Mattd ,
Oviously Wal-Mart doesn't --- if it's the pistol grip that is the most appealing to you and you don't want a regular shoulder stock , then plunk down the $130 as it is a fair price.
Many find the pistol grip only shotgun a problem to shoot and unpractical outside of Hollywood . The point being that most would either want to , or end up changing to a standard butt stock for a lot of their shooting. By the time one would purchase the stock seperately the cost would be up at a level where you could buy a new Mossy just about anywhere making the $130 original cost no bargin & perhaps even a bit high .
If the gun in question has a "stock with a pistol grip" - that's a different matter, and the price would be very good at $130.
Oviously Wal-Mart doesn't --- if it's the pistol grip that is the most appealing to you and you don't want a regular shoulder stock , then plunk down the $130 as it is a fair price.
Many find the pistol grip only shotgun a problem to shoot and unpractical outside of Hollywood . The point being that most would either want to , or end up changing to a standard butt stock for a lot of their shooting. By the time one would purchase the stock seperately the cost would be up at a level where you could buy a new Mossy just about anywhere making the $130 original cost no bargin & perhaps even a bit high .
If the gun in question has a "stock with a pistol grip" - that's a different matter, and the price would be very good at $130.
mattd
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I wanted a stock on mine so my friend bought it as a first gun.
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