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  • Dirty Monkey
    Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 285

    Mossberg JM pro 930 problem

    I wanted to post this on my old thread, but it said it was to old.

    Problems: Dead trigger and safety would not engage.

    Solution:
    Since we are all on lock down, I decided to disassemble the whole shotgun again. Examined all parts and found the problemo.

    The Trigger hammer has a little tang towards the rear of the shotgun. There is a valley where the tang drops in. There was a hard metal ball, it looks like a bird shot, or something. Once i removed the obstruction, Everything Is back into action, the trigger works, as well as the safety.

    Good luck to everyone.
  • #2
    L-2
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 1335

    I don't have a 930 (only a 590A1), but there might be a detent ball which may go under the safety.


    The Brownell's description doesn't list the ball detent going to a 930 and I'm just making an educated guess for the possibility of the 930 having such a ball detent.
    (former) Glock and 1911 Armorer; LEO (now retired)

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    • #3
      Munny$hot
      Veteran Member
      • Jul 2011
      • 3665

      Originally posted by L-2
      I don't have a 930 (only a 590A1), but there might be a detent ball which may go under the safety.


      The Brownell's description doesn't list the ball detent going to a 930 and I'm just making an educated guess for the possibility of the 930 having such a ball detent.
      The 930 does have the ball detent in its safety like the 590/500 series shotguns. I had a 500 that the safety would engage if the pump was racked too hard. I had to deepen the detent hole on the safety itself to ensure positive engagement on or off.
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