MOSSBERG 590M for Sale

Quick Look

The Mossberg 590M is a modern mag-fed shotgun designed for tactical use, introduced to meet law enforcement and military needs. It emphasizes reliability, rapid reload, and compact design. Today, the 590M remains popular among agencies requiring a durable tactical shotgun platform.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable dual-magazine feed system for faster reloads
• Compact 20-inch barrel ideal for close-quarters
• Compatibility with standard 9-round 12-gauge magazines
• Durable construction suited for tactical environments
• Simple, familiar pump-action operation

Key Variants

Mossberg 590M Tactical

Designed for professional tactical users needing quick reload and rugged reliability in a compact shotgun.

Mossberg 590M Youth

Scaled for smaller frames while maintaining tactical features and dual-magazine capability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Mossberg 590M	Kel-Tec KSG	Benelli M4
MSRP	$1,099	$1,550	$1,900
Capacity/Size	18+1 rounds (dual mags)	14+7 rounds (tubes)	5+1 rounds (mag-fed)
Weight	7.6 lbs	6.9 lbs	8.7 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, Picatinny rail	No	Yes, integral rail
Trigger Type	Pump-action	Pump-action	Semi-automatic
Notable Pro	Fast magazine swap capability	Dual tube magazines add capacity	Reliable semi-auto in combat use
Notable Con	Heavier than some tactical shotguns	Longer learning curve	Higher price point

Best Use Cases

• Law enforcement tactical response
• Home defense with quick reload
• Military operations requiring compact shotgun
• Range practice for pump-shotgun skills
• Tactical competitions

FAQs

Can I use standard 12-gauge shotgun shells in the Mossberg 590M?

Yes, it uses standard 12-gauge shells compatible with its dual-magazine feed system designed for tactical rounds.

What is the magazine capacity of the Mossberg 590M?

The 590M accepts two 9-round detachable magazines, giving a total capacity of 18 rounds plus one in the chamber.

How does the dual-magazine system benefit users?

It enables faster reloads by swapping magazines instead of loading shells individually, improving tactical efficiency.