Mossberg 590S® COMPACT OPTIC READY
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Para una máxima flexibilidad de disparo, la serie 590S utiliza cartuchos de 1,75", 2,75" o 3". Elija una longitud de cartucho según sus necesidades específicas o cargue simultáneamente cualquier combinación de estas longitudes. Con la 590S, usted tiene el control. Incluye las características estándar de las escopetas de corredera Mossberg: extractores dobles, barras de acción dobles, bloqueo de acero positivo y elevador antiatascos que garantizan un funcionamiento suave. Otras características incluyen seguro ambidiestro montado en la parte superior, acabado metálico azul mate, tubo de limpieza del cargador con tapa y cajón de mecanismos con el logotipo grabado.
Firearm configuration
Technical data
BrandMossberg
Model590S®
Submodel590S® COMPACT OPTIC READY
Type of firearmShotgun
Sub-type of firearmPump-action
ModalityTactical
Availability
Available
HandnessRight-handed
Accuracy gurantee—
Interchangeable Barrel
NO
Barrel Diameter (mm)—
Barrel Diameter (inches)—
ThreadNo
Barrel flutedNo
Muzzle brakeNO
Barrel FinishMatte steel
Barrel MaterialSteel
Barrel Brand—
Type of stockDropped stock
Stock MaterialSynthetic
FullstockNO
Stock finishingBlack
Fire mechanismStriker
Trigger typeSingle-stage
Adjustable trigger0
Removable magazineNo
Open sightsNO
ChokeCylinder choke
Type of choke—
Number of chokes1 Choke
Bases—
Optics—
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