Mossberg Model 590 Shockwave JIC 12 Gauge Pump Action Shotgun with 14-Inch Barrel

Mossberg 590 Shockwave JIC, 12 Gauge, 14 Cylinder Barrel, 3 Chamber, Stainless Cerakote Finish, Bead Sight, 26.5 Overall Length, 5 Rounds 50656

The Mossberg Model 590 Shockwave JIC offers a reliable and durable option for personal and home defense, leveraging decades of military and law enforcement expertise. This 12 gauge pump-action shotgun features a 14-inch cylinder barrel, providing a compact profile suitable for close-quarters situations. The shotgun's design emphasizes smooth operation, with dual extractors, positive steel-to-steel lockup, twin action bars, and an anti-jam elevator to ensure consistent performance under demanding conditions.

Constructed with high-quality materials, this firearm boasts a sleek silver finish that complements its robust build. The bead sight aids in quick target acquisition, making it an effective choice for tactical use or defense scenarios. The 3-inch chamber supports 3-inch shells, and a capacity of 5 rounds allows for quick reloads during critical moments. Its ergonomic pump action provides reliable cycling, making it a trusted firearm for both novice and experienced users.

Designed by Mossberg, a leader in firearm manufacturing, this shotgun combines functionality with ease of use. The Model 590 Shockwave JIC is ideal for home defense, tactical training, or sporting purposes. Its compact size, combined with powerful 12 gauge capability, makes it a versatile addition to your firearm collection. Whether for professional security or personal safety, this shotgun delivers performance you can count on in any situation.

Features:

• Pump action for reliable cycling and quick follow-up shots

• 14-inch cylinder barrel optimized for close-quarters maneuverability

• Durable silver finish with bead sights for quick target acquisition

• Chamber supports 3-inch shells with a capacity of 5 rounds

• Dual extractors, positive steel-to-steel lockup, twin action bars, and anti-jam elevator for smooth operation