Mossberg Model 185D-A, 20 gauge, 1950

[OHOD]

And yes, the C&R hunt was a ton of fun.

This Mossberg is in excellent condition. It's missing the "red" fire plastic thingy on the stock near the safety. This shotgun, looks like it has been sitting in storage for a while.
You know when varnish bubbles up, well there was varnish on the barrel that was bubbled up. Not from extreme heat, rather from not being used. I don't know if the right word is varnish or not.
I have all 3 chokes and the magazine looks like it is in great condition.

Sorry no spatula. Working on it though.

[OHOD]

I've been cleaning this Shotty up, (couldn't resist, sorry)

And I swear, this shotgun has never been fired, so help me turkey load.

[ojisan]

So many new guns!
(It's rare to get all the chokes and tool, too!)




But no spatula...

[billybob_jcv]

Bolt-action shotguns are fun - it makes the double trap stages a whole new challenge!

[Mike A]

Not if you're an octopus, Billybob! Easy Peasy!

[Jeepers]

that was my first shotgun as a kid, took my first pheasant with it .. i have a extra mag for that up in Trinity sitting on the back deck ...lol

mine must have been newer i sort of remember it having a single adjustable choke on mine in stead of choke tubes ...

[missiondude]

I have one of those Mossy bolts in 410. Cool gun, thanks for sharing...

[bruceflinch]

Dang, when I think of all the bolt action shotguns I passed on....

[joefrank64k]

OHOD, yet another great find!!!

[hypnoman]

That's a beauty . . . how much do these go for these days?

[OHOD]

That's a beauty . . . how much do these go for these days?

I paid...... $80.....

[yuccales]

Looks good! I have an old 185 I saved from a rusty death by cleaning it up and sticking it into a M-44 stock. Mosin & Mossberg. I call it Moberg. I can't figure out how to get the pic here, but if you hit search and enter Moberg you should see it.