Used Mossberg Values 2026:
Every Model, Every Caliber.
O.F. Mossberg & Sons was founded in 1919 by Oscar Mossberg in New Haven, Connecticut. The Model 500 pump shotgun is the second-most-produced shotgun in history (behind only the Remington 870) and the only shotgun approved by the U.S. Department of Defense for general service. Mossberg's bolt-action rifle line (Patriot, MVP, ATR) and its tactical shotguns (590, 590A1, Shockwave) anchor the U.S. private-sale market. Pre-1980 'Western Field' marked variants sold through Montgomery Ward and 'Sears Ted Williams' OEM versions are now collectible curiosities.
Get an Instant Valuation →Model 500 Pump Shotguns
The flagship Mossberg pump shotgun, in production since 1961. Hundreds of configurations.
Model 590 / 590A1 Tactical Shotguns
Military-grade variants of the 500 — metal trigger guard/safety, heavier barrel, 9-shot tube.
Model 835 / 935 Ulti-Mag Shotguns
3½" magnum pump (835) and gas-operated semi-auto (935) shotguns.
Model 930 / 940 / 940 Pro Semi-Auto Shotguns
Modern gas-operated autoloaders. The 940 series is Mossberg's competition / 3-Gun platform.
Bolt-Action Centerfire Rifles (Patriot / MVP / ATR / 4x4)
Modern Mossberg centerfire bolt-actions. The Patriot is the current flagship.
Rimfire Rifles
Bolt-action and semi-auto .22 LR / .22 Magnum / .17 HMR rifles.
Lever-Action Rifles
Model 464 — Mossberg's modern lever-action .30-30 / .22 / .22 Magnum line.
Modern Sporting Rifles (MMR / AR-15)
Mossberg's modern AR-15 / AR-10 platform.
Handguns (MC1sc / MC2c)
Mossberg's first pistols — striker-fired 9mm subcompact and compact.
Limited Editions / Anniversaries
Centennial and Heritage models, JM Pro signature builds, and Thunder Ranch collaborations.
