Mossberg Shotgun 500 12ga 3" 20" w/ Center Mass Laser 50599

Seemed like a great deal on a great firearm however in spite of the box being in perfect condition the gun was not. I was deployed so was not able to sign for it instead had my son pick it up. Since the box was not (or is not) damaged he signed for it and took it home. He opened in a couple of weeks later and the tube was bent and the forearm broken. He immediately contacted PSA and was told he was out of luck since he signed for it. Have had an excellent business relationship with PSA but this was a bit too much. So with the forearm and tube needing replaced (out of my pocket) the value decreases significantly. Maybe one day I will get to shoot it...

Mine has NEVER had a fail to feed or EXTRACT It eats every thing I desire to feed it Mild reloads (Iknow what the factory says) to Heavy 3" Magnums Slugs Buck shot.
You do your part She will do her part. I Recommend a mercury recoil reducer in the stock. I installed one and My shoulder has never had a bruise from the 3" mag shells since. It was $90.00 + well spent. Will help with the flinch monster.
At this price If one can afford to buy two.

One can pay more for the Mossberg 590 series even get an additional round from paying that extra $150-$200 but having fired both I really see little logic in paying more for the 590. If you need a sight or optic this shotgun is drilled and tapped to add one but for especially home defense this shotgun with its "center mass laser" will allow you 100% protection while allowing you to use lighter less prone to wall penetrate loads such as #4 shot. The only possible addition I might add would be a bright flashlight with either a barrel or mag tube mount stuck on the side of this shotgun. A small amount to pay if you feel a flashlight is needed. I have always thought of a light being a double edged sword. It allows you to see your target but it also sure as heck gives away your position. Anyway I have fired numerous 500's and they simply never fail. This shotgun could literally be a bargain priced lifesaver. I got mine as a gift and happen to know that the giver paid more than PSA is currently asking. If I were you I would jump on this opportunity. I only wish that some day PSA will get into making their own "tactical" type shotguns.