I’m a pretty simple guy. My favorite stuff are hunting squirrels with my .22, fishing in the Big River, and slow-smoking brisket while I clean my guns. Does anyone have experience with the Mossberg 935? I’m happy to be here and looking to learn from the best!
Can't wait for 2026!
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Welcome aboard! You will find this place pretty easy going. But don't let the quiet keep you keep you from posting. If you see something of interest jump into the conversation.
My experience with Mossberg shotguns is limited to the Model 500 pump guns. I subscribe to Gun Tests magazine. They only do evaluations of guns and gear and do not accept any advertising. If something is a dog they call it a dog and rate it accordingly, They tested the 935 against the Winchester X2. This is what the testers had to say: Mossberg Model 935 Magnum Mossy Oak 3.5-inch 12 gauge, $601. Buy It. Here is a heavy-duty tool for shooters who use big shells. Slightly unwieldy because of its balance, this is still a good candidate for a “go-to gun,” and its price makes it attractive for shooters on a budget.
My experience with Mossberg shotguns is limited to the Model 500 pump guns. I subscribe to Gun Tests magazine. They only do evaluations of guns and gear and do not accept any advertising. If something is a dog they call it a dog and rate it accordingly, They tested the 935 against the Winchester X2. This is what the testers had to say: Mossberg Model 935 Magnum Mossy Oak 3.5-inch 12 gauge, $601. Buy It. Here is a heavy-duty tool for shooters who use big shells. Slightly unwieldy because of its balance, this is still a good candidate for a “go-to gun,” and its price makes it attractive for shooters on a budget.
