Chronology of Mossberg 1919-2019

Rifles

MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 43 1937 1938 master box fed .22 target with B 1931 1932 single shot action .22, 2 versions Lyman 57MS peep and 17A globe front C 1931 1932 single shot .22 larger than B L43 1937 1939 same as 43 left handed action and K 1922 1931 slide action .22 rifle, single shot 43B 1938 1939 same as 43, polymer guard L 1929 1932 falling block rifle single shot .22 43S/43SS* 1937 1938 Model 43 variants no other details M 1928 1931 22 slide action, octagon barrel 44 1934 1935 22 tube fed same as 40, beavertail R 1930 1932 first bolt action repeater 22 tube fed 44B 1938 1941 bolt action 22 box fed heavy target barrel, target sights S 1927 1931 same as K with shorter mag tube/barrel 44US 1943 1945 22 bolt action box fed made for war dept ______target sights US PROPERTY 10 1933 1935 bolt action single shot 22 44US(a) 1944 1946 civilian post war change in sights swivels and adj trigger pull some US PROPERTY contract 14 1934 1935 same as 10, beavertail stock, imp sights 44US(b) 1946 1947 same as 44US(a) change in extractors 15* 1934 1936 single shot 22 bolt action no details 44US(c) 1947 1948 same as 44US(b) S130 replaces S100 peep 20 1934 1935 single shot bolt action 22 with 24” bbl 44US(d) 1949 1949 same as 44US(c) new 3-pos front swivel plate 21 1933 1935 same as 20 except with No 3 peep sight ______24 1934 1935 same as 20 beavertail stock no other info 45 1935 1937 bolt action .22 tube fed 24” bbl target sights 25 1935 1936 bolt action single shot 22 45A 1937 1938 master action version Model 45 target sights 25A 1936 1938 same as 25, self-cocking action 45AC 1937 1938 same as 45A peep sight omitted 25ABT* 1935 1937 heavy barrel 25A no other details 45B 1938 1940 same as 45A, stock change, fixed swivels no 26B 1938 1941 22 single shot, target sights, new action peep sight, polymer buttplate, trigger guard 25BT* 1936 1936 heavy barrel 25 no other details 45BT* 1936 1937 heavy barrel Model 45 no other details 26C 1938- 1941 same as 26B with open 45C 1935 1937 same as Model 45 without peep sights 26T 1938 1942 smoothbore 22 single shot “Targo” 45S* 1935 1937 Model 45 variant no other details ______L45A 1937 1939 left handed version of 45A left handed sights 30 1933 1935 bolt action single shot 22 No 3 peep sight ______34 1934 1935 same as 30, beavertail stock 46 1935 1937 bolt action .22 tube fed 26” bbl target sights 35 1935 1937 bolt action single shot 22 heavy target bbl 46A 1938 1940 master action version of Model 46, No 4 peep target sights with selective 4A aperture 35A 1937 1937 same as Model 35, master action bolt 46ALS 1938 1939 46A with Lyman front/rear sights 35ALS 1937 1939 35A with Lyman front/rear sights 46AT 1937 1938 46A with target stock heavy bbl adj trigger pull 35B 1938 1939 same as 35A, polymer trigger guard 46B 1938 1942 .22 tube fed target sights polymer buttplate trigger guard change in adj trigger pull 40 1933 1935 bolt action .22 repeater No 3 peep sight 46B(a) 1944 1947 S100 peep sight replaced No 4 ______46B(b) 1947 1949 change to S130 peep sight, S107 bbl sight 42 1935 1937 .22 caliber bolt action box repeater 46BT 1938 1939 46B with target stock, heavy bbl change in adj trigger pull 42A 1937 1938 master action improvements on Model 42 46M 1939 1941 Mannlicher stock, S101, S102, S104 (No 4) 42ABT* 1937 1938 heavy barrel 42A no other details 46M(a) 1945 1947 same as 46M, S100 peep S102 bbl sight 42AS* 1937 1938 42A variant no other details 46M(b) 1947 1952 same as 46M(a) S130 peep S107 barrel sight L42A 1937 1940 left handed version of 42A left hand sights 46ALS 1938 1938 same as 46A with Lyman 57 and 17A S42A* 1937 1940 42A variant no other details L46ALS 1937 1939 left handed 46ALS left handed sights 42B 1938 1941 bolt action .22 box mag, No 1A/No 4 front and rear target sights, 2A rear bbl sight ______42BT* 1936 1937 heavy barrel Model 42 no other details 50 1939 1939 semi-auto .22 tube fed through buttstock flatback version with flat cap and rear 42C 1938 1941 same as 42B w/ bead front, no peep sight lever slide, red/green fire/safe buttons 42M 1940 1944 Mannlicher stock 22 box fed target sights 51 1939 1939 same as 50 with target sights, also “flatback” 42M(a) 1944 1945 same as 42M change in extractors 51M 1939 1942 Mannlicher stock 22 semi-auto all new action and safety design target sights 42MB 1941 1943 Lend Lease WWII trainer, polymer trigger guard and buttplate 51M(a) 1944 1945 same as 51M w/ No 4 peep sight std aperture 42MB(a) 1943 1943 Lend Lease WWII trainer new extractors 51M(b) 1945 1945 change to S100 peep sight 42M(b) 1945 1947 post-war civilian 42M, trap door buttplate ______S100 rear peep sight 100ATR 2005 2014 centerfire top loading bolt action rifle, multi 42M(c) 1947 1949 S130 peep sight S107 bbl sight calibers various stock configurations wood/synthetic 42S* 1936 1937 42 variant no other details 140B 1957 1958 bolt action 22 box fed mag target sights 42T 1940 1942 22 smooth bore based on master action 42A, Targo tube only, box fed mag 140K 1955 1958 same as 140B with open sights 42TR 1940 1946 same as 42T with rifled extension added ______

* Models referenced in service manuals only. Designated as “special” models, these could be other Spiegel model variants or private/hardware labels for other exclusive clients. Designated Spiegel models appear in separate chart see page viii i (cont.) MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 142A 1949 1957 bolt action 22 box fed mag fold down forend 340B 1957 1960 .22 caliber bolt action box fed mag S109 front/S108 rear peep sights design S320, S330 target sights S137 bbl sight 142K 1953 1956 same as 142K with open sights 340BA 1961 1967 same as 320B, walnut finish stock, S142 dovetail rear sight, improved 142M 1949 1951 142 action with T-bolt handle and Mannlicher stock 340BB 1967 1967 same as 340BA, walnut stock, change to 2384 mag 144 1949 1954 22 fed heavy barrel target models re- placed 44US(d) S101 front/S130 peep sights 340BC 1968 1971 same as 340BB satin finish on receiver 144LS 1954 1960 same as 144 with Lyman 57M/17A sights 340BD 1972 1975 same as 340BC walnut finish, no open sight 144LSA 1960 1967 same as 144LSA with Mossberg S331 peep 340K 1958 1960 .22 caliber bolt action box fed adjustable mag hammerless design open S137 barrel sight 144LSB 1967 1987 same as 144LSA with 27” bbl 1” diameter 340KA 1961 1966 same as 340K,improved firing pin, dovetail rear 144US 1960 1963 US Govt contract model replaced 44US sight ______340KB 1967 1967 white spacer added to stock 146B 1949 1954 bolt action 22 tube fed, T-bolt handle S101/ 340KC 1968 1971 checkered stock S107/S130 sights 340M 1971 1973 walnut Mannlicher deluxe checkered stock 146B-A 1954 1957 same as 146B with round knob bolt handle, S137 sight replaced S107 340TR 1961 1962 Targo version of 340K with smooth bore and rifled tube inserts for 22 cal shot and LR ______341 1972 1984 followed 340KC, open sights, checkering 151K 1950 1951 .22 semi auto tube fed through stock open sights, sporting stock ______151M 1946 1947 same as 151K, target sights, Mannlicher stock 342 1957 1959 same action as Model 340, with fold down forend and target sights 151M(a) 1947 1948 same as 151M, S130 sight replaced S100 342K 1958 1960 same as 342K with open sights S133/S134 151M(b) 1948 1954 same as 151M(a) polymer buttplate 342KA 1961 1966 same as 342K improved firing pin 151M(c) 1954 1957 same as 151M(b) change open sight to S137 342KB 1967 1967 same as 342KA change in magazines 152 1948 1957 .22 semi auto box fed mag fold down forend S109 front/S108 peep sights 342KC 1968 1971 change in stock, trigger guard, rear sight 152K 1950 1957 same as 152 with open sights 344 1985 1986 same as 341, 20” slim bbl pressed checkering ______344K 1985 1986 same as 344, true carbine 16-1/2” bbl 220K 1960 1962 22 bolt action single shot New Haven econo- ______my brand same as 320K hammerless design 346B 1958 1960 .22 caliber bolt action tube fed hammerless 240C 1963 1963 22 bolt action box fed mag New Haven econ- design S320, S330 target sights S304 bbl sight omy brand, carbine stock and 18-1/2” bbl 346BA 1960 1966 same as 346B improved firing pin, S142 rear 240CS 1971 1971 Boy Scout variant of the 240C dovetail sight 240K 1960 1962 22 bolt action box fed mag New Haven econ - 346BB 1971 1971 same as 346BA w/S140 & 2321 sights change in omy brand same as 340K hammerless design mag tube design 246K 1962 1963 22 bolt action tube mag, New Haven brand same as 346K hammerless design 346K 1958 1961 same as 340B open sights 346KA 1961 1966 same as 346K improved firing pin/rear sight ______346KB 1967 1967 same as 346KA w/ dovetail rear sight S141 250C 1962 1966 .22 semi-auto box fed mag, carbine, New change in mag tube design Haven economy brand hammerless design 346KC 1968 1972 same as 346KB change in stock, trigger guard 250CA 1966 1969 same as 250C , improved firing pin 346M* 1971 1971 Model 346 w/ Mannlicher stock not in catalogs 250CB 1969 1970 same as 250CA, change to LR only mag 250CT 1970 1970 same as 250CB plain stock ______350K 1958 1960 .22 semi-auto box fed mag S134 rear sight 250K 1959 1959 New Haven brand .22 semi-auto box fed mag same action as earlier 152 rifle length 350KA 1960 1966 same as 350K with S141 dovetail rear sight 250KA 1960 1960 New Haven Brand .22 semi-auto box fed mag new hammerless design S137 rear sight 350KB 1967 1969 same as 350KA improved firing pin 250KB 1961 1962 same as 250KA with dovetail open sight 350KC 1969 1971 same as 350KA #3235 mag, short trigger guard ______251C 1968 1971 .22 semi-auto tube fed through stock, New 351C 1966 1966 .22 semi-auto tube fed thru stock, hammerless Haven economy brand, hammerless action, action, carbine walnut press checkered stock carbine length 351CA 1967 1968 same as 351C improved firing pin 251CS 1970 1970 same as 251C “special sights” no other detail 351CB 1968 1971 same as 351CA front ramp sight ______351K 1958 1960 same as 351C rifle length stock S134 sight 320B 1960 1966 .22 bolt action single shot target sights, swiv- els, hammerless design improved firing pin 351KA 1960 1966 same as 351K dovetail rear sight 320BA 1966 1967 same as 320B, change from S137 to S142 351KB 1967 1967 same as 351KA improved firing pin rear dovetail sight 351KC 1968 1970 same as 351KB walnut finish press checkered 320BB 1968 1971 same as 320BA, change in safety assy ______320K 1958 1962 .22 single shot bolt action economy sights 352 1957 1959 .22 semi auto box fed mag fold down forend 320KA 1962 1966 same as 320K improved firing pin S109 front/S108 peep sights, hammerless 320TR 1961 1962 Targo version of 320K with smooth bore and 352K 1957 1959 same as 352K economy open sights inc/ S134 rifled tube inserts for 22 cal shot and LR 352KA 1959 1960 same as 352K, dovetail rear sight 321B 1971 1974 .22 single shot target sights replaced 320BB 352KB 1961 1966 same as 352KA, S138 S141 rear sight 321K 1971 1980 .22 single shot open sights 352KC 1967 1969 same as 352KB new firing pin ______352KD 1969 1971 same as 352KB, change in stock/trigger guard 333 1972 1972 .22 semi-auto tube fed under bbl, Uni-Line model with ramp ft sight, Model 432 action 353 1972 1975 same as 352KD, front ramp sight ______353K+ 1976 1984 change to 3235 mag, walnut finish stock 354+ 1985 1986 same as 353K, walnut stock ii + noted in sales price list unknown if stamped on rifle Rifles (cont.) MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 377 1977 1983 .22 semi auto tube fed through thumbhole 640T 1976 1976 low price point model sold through big box polyurethane stock 4X scope no sights 1st use and hardware retailers, plain birch stock of “Plinkster” trademark 642K 1961 1963 .22WMR carbine with 5-shot mag, fold down 377S+ 1983 1985 exactly same as 377, S added to indicate scope forend and web carrying sling 380 1980 1983 .22 semi-auto tube fed through stock, wood ______stock, front bead and adj rear sight 679 1979 1983 New Haven economy line of the 479 in 30-30 380S+ 1980 1985 same as 380 with adj sights and std 4X scope carbine length 20” barrel ______400 1959 1960 .22 rifle, “Palomino” S134 sight 702 2005 present Mossberg International brand .22LR semi- auto, grooved receiver, cross-bolt safety, 400A 1960 1966 same as 400, dovetail rear sight multiple stock, sight and scope combina- tions, 10 round mag—2nd generation use of 402 1960 1969 same as 400A only carbine dovetail sight bbl “Plinkster” trademark band 715T 2012 present same as 702 action, multiple configs with AR- 402A 1970 1971 same as 402 change in forearm/mount style stocks, flat top, red dot scopes, 10 and 25 round mags ______430 1970 1972 semi auto 22 “Uni-line” design tube fed under barrel aluminum receiver damascened bolt 740T 1977 1983 same as 640T economy New Haven brand walnut checkered stock 740TS+ 1977 1983 same as 740T with 4X scope 432 1970 1972 same as 430 w/ plain straight grip stock/bolt ______800A 1966 1978 bolt action centerfire .308 top loading mag 453T 1977 1986 New Haven economy brand of 353K, plain stock, no sling 800AD 1968 1974 deluxe supergrade version of 800A 453TS+ 1977 1979 same as 353T w/ 4X scope 800AM 1970 1972 800A with full length Mannlicher stock ______800ASM 1968 1975 800A with Model 84 4X scope 464 2008 present lever action 30-30 and .22LR various configura- 800B 1966 1978 bolt action centerfire .243 top loading mag tions, synthetic, wood and tactical 800BD 1968 1974 deluxe supergrade version of 800B 464SPX 2012 present Model 464 in tactical config black synthetic 800BM 1970 1972 800B with full length Mannlicher stock 464ZMB 2012 present Model 464 tactical with “Zombie” branding 800BSM 1968 1975 800B with Model 84 4X scope ______800BVT 1968 1978 800B with heavy varmint barrel 472PCA 1973 1979 Mossberg’s first lever action 30-30, grip carbine length, first made as Model 72C for 800C 1968 1978 bolt action centerfire .22/250 top loading Wards’s 100th anniversary 20” bbl 800CD 1968 1974 deluxe supergrade version of 800C 472PCB 1973 1979 same as 472PCA only .35 Remington 800CM 1970 1972 800C with full length Mannlicher stock 472PRA 1973 1975 same as 472PCA 30-30 rifle length24” bbl 800CSM 1968 1975 800C with Model 84 4X scope 472PRB 1973 1975 same as 472PRA only .35 Remington 800CVT 1968 1978 800C with heavy varmint barrel 472SBA 1973 1978 straight grip “brush” 18-1/2” bbl 30-30 800D 1970 1970 no letter precedes D, 6.5 mm mag, rare 472SBAS 1974 1974 special Indian Commemorative brush gun 800E 1970 1970 rare .350 MAG 472SCA 1973 1978 straight grip carbine 20” bbl, 30-30 800F 1974 1974 rare .222 Rem caliber 472SCB 1973 1978 straight grip carbine 20” bbl .35 Rem 800FSM 1974 1974 800F with Model 84 4X scope ______800FVT 1974 1974 800F with heavy varmint barrel 479PCA 1979 1986 Improved design lever action, 30-30 carbine, change in safety ______479PCB 1979 1982 same as 479PCA only .35 Remington 801 2008 2018 Mossberg Int’l .22 LR bolt action youth pro- portioned, wood stock, removable magazine 479RR 1983 1983 Roy Rogers signature limited edition plug, accepts 10 round 802 magazines 479SCA 1979 1982 straight grip 479, 30-30 carbine 802 2006 present Mossberg Int’l .22 LR bolt action 10+1 cap., various sight, barrel, stock, scope configs 479SCB 1979 1982 straight grip 479, .35 Remington carbine ______810A 1971 1978 bolt action centerfire 30-06 detachable box 480 1985 1986 New Haven economy brand of 380 mag, marked 810 no letter suffix in 1971 only 480S+ 1985 1986 same as 480 w 4X scope, birds eye maple 810ASM 1972 1978 same as 810A with 4X scope ______810AH 1973 1978 810A 30-06 with hinged floor plate mag 4 x 4 2007 2014 center fire rifle with drop mag, various calibers 810ASMH 1973 1978 810AH with 4X scope in short and long action, std and magnum calibers added, multiple stock and barrel con 810AHT 1973 1975 810AH with economy walnut finish stock figs, some scope models Merged with 100ATR to form the Patriot in 2015 810B 1972 1978 bolt action centerfire 7mm MAG box mag ______810BSM 1972 1978 810B with 4X scope, BVT varmint bbl 620K 1960 1960 first bolt action .22 WMR , S139 screw on rear 810BH 1973 1978 810B 7 mm MAG hinged floor plate style sight, single shot rifle 810BSMH 1973 1978 810BH with 4X scope 620KA 1961 1963 same as 620K w/ S141 rear sight 810C 1973 1978 bolt action centerfire .270 Win./box mag 640K 1960 1963 same as 620K 5-rd mag repeater S139 rear 810CSM 1973 1978 810C with 4X scope, CVT varmint bbl 640KA 1964 1967 change in firing pin, rear sight 810CH 1973 1978 810C .270 Win./ hinged floor plate style 640KB 1967 1968 walnut stock, change in trigger guard 810CSMH 1973 1978 810CH with 4X scope 640KC 1969 1971 satin walnut finish checkered stock 810D 1973 1974 bolt action centerfire .338 MAG/box mag 640KD 1972 1985 walnut finish, folding rear sight 810DSM 1973 1974 810D w 4X scope 640KS 1960 1964 deluxe model hand-checkered stock, gold plated trigger firing pin 1423 810DH 1973 1974 810D .338 MAG/ hinged floor plate style 640M 1971 1972 deluxe Mannlicher stock, damascened bolt, 810DSMH 1973 1974 810DH with 4X scope muzzle cap, gold beaded front sight + noted in sales price list unknown if stamped on rifle iii Rifles (cont.) MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 817 2007 present Mossberg Int’l .17HMR 5+1 bolt action, G4 1932 1932 410 bolt action single shot 2-1/2” various stock, barrel, finishes 70 1933 1934 410 B/A single shot replaced G4, finger grooved ______stock, improved cocking/safety design 2-1/2” 880 1970 1971 New Haven economy version of 800 in .308 73 1935 1936 replaced Model 70 chambered for 2-1/2 & 3” and .243 900 1971 1978 New Haven version Model 800 change in 73A 1937 1938 replaced Model 73, change in stock, cocking /trigger cal .243 w/ and w/o scope knob 2-1/2 & 3” 910 1977 1978 New Haven version Model 810 w/ and w/o 73B 1939 1940 same as 73A, streamlined stock with polymer scope, .30-06 only buttplate and finger grooved trigger guard, self- cocking action ______1500 1985 1987 bolt action centerfire made by / Japan, Grade 1 and 2 satin finish or select walnut stocks, calibers .223, .243, .270, 30- 75 1934 1936 20 ga bolt action single 2-1/2 and 2-3/4” cham- 06, 7 mm mag Grade 2 added .22-250, bers 26” full choke barrel, double locking posi- .308, 300 Win. Mag, .338 Win. Mag, hinged tive visible safety floorplate mag design, 22” bbl, 42” overall. Weight 7 lbs 10 oz. Varmint version w/ 75A 1937 1938 replaced Model 75, minor changes in stock, heavy 24” barrel, 9 lbs 5 oz .222, .22-250 cocking knob and .308, Monte Carlo deluxe stock 75B 1939 1939 same as 75B, streamlined stock with polymer 1550 1985 1987 similar to Model 1500, made by Howa of buttplate and finger grooved trigger guard, self Japan, .243, .270, .30-06, satin finish stock, cocking action drop box magazine, with or without sights 1700LS 1985 1987 deluxe bolt action center fire made by ______Howa of Japan, .243, .270, .30-06 select American walnut with Schnabel forend, 80 1933 1936 410 B/A repeater top loading mag for 2-1/2” jeweled bolt/knurled bolt handle. Drop 24” barrel, steel buttplate/trigger guard magazine no sights 83 1936 1938 replaced Model 80 chambered for 2-1/2 & 3” ______83B 1939 1940 same as 83, streamlined stock with polymer 3000 1972 1975 Pedersen custom series, bolt action center buttplate and finger grooved trigger guard, 24” fire, presentation grade of the Model 810, full choke barrel offered in 3 grades, .30-06, .70 Win., 7 mm Rem. Mag., .338 Win., deluxe lined hard 83D 1940 1946 same as 83B w/ two detachable chokes/wrench case. Optional leather sling. ______3500 1975 1976 Pedersen value-priced version of Model 3000, offered in .30-06, .270 Win., 7 mm 85 1934 1937 20 ga B/A top-loading box repeater chambered Rem. Mag. Less ornate. for 2-3/4” shells, 26” full choke 3 + 1 capacity 3500A 1975 1976 same as 3500 with select American black 85A 1937 1938 same as 85, minor changes in stock/cocking walnut stock knob 3+ 1 capacity 4700 1974 1976 Pedersen custom series lever action center fire in .30-30 or .35 Rem, presentation 85B 1939 1940 20 ga B/A detachable box mag, molded buttplate grade of Model 472. Damascened bolt, and trigger guard, capacity reduced to 3-shot deluxe rear sight, stock and target forearm (2 in mag +1 in chamber) ______85C 1940 1940 same as 85B only solid walnut stock Named and Multi-Lettered Models 85D 1940 1946 same as 85B w/ three detachable chokes/ wrench Blaze 2015 present .22 semi-auto sporting model, black or camo synthetic, 10 or 25 round mag op ______tions, also bantam version 173 1957 1960 .410 bolt action single shot new design replaced Blaze-47 2015 present wood stocked version of the Blaze model, pre-war 73 series 24” bbl, back in line 1970-71 designed to look like an AK-47 173A 1961 1962 streamlined 173, slimmer barrel Chuckster 1960 1985 tradename assigned to Mossberg’s 22 magnum series of 620/640/642/740 rifles 173B 1963 1966 two-stage trigger, minor stock change from 173A Flex-22 2014 2016 Flex interchangeable platform offering sporting or 6 position collapsible PG stock, 173C 1967 1967 youth model replaced 173YA 10/25 round mag, also youth option 173Y 1961 1963 youth model shorter stock, 22” barrel MMR 2012 present Mossberg Modern Rifle semi-auto AR-style platform produce in Hunter (though 2016), 173YA 1964 1966 youth model with two-stage trigger, replaced Carbine and Tactical configurations 173Y MVP 2012 present Mossberg Varmint Predator bolt action ______unique drop push bolt design/AR-mag compatible, plus expanded line in Youth, 183D 1947 1947 .410 bolt action repeater 3-shot mag replaced Flex, Patrol, Light , Long Range and 83D, two choke tubes w/wrench 2-1/2 & 3” Long Range Tactical packages. 5.56/223 7.62.308 6.5 Creedmoor, 224 Valkyrie 183DA 1948 1950 same as 183D, left hand added Night Train 2008 present 100ATR and Patriot .308 w/ tactical pkg 183DB 1950 1954 same as 183DA, change in striker assy

183DC 1955 1956 same as 183DB, change in ejector, sight Palomino 1959 1971 tradename assigned to Mossberg’s 22 lever action series 400/400A/402/402 183DD 1957 1960 change to 2-shot mag and stock Patriot 2015 present merger of Mossberg’s 100ATR and 4 x 4 series, bolt action drop mag in long and 183DE 1961 1962 same as 183DD minor change in bbl/stock short action options, multiple calibers and stock configs. Deluxe Patriot Revere. 183DF 1963 1966 two-stage trigger design Plinkster 1977 1983 trademark for Mossberg’s 377 series, later 183DG 1967 1971 minor change to safety lever and sights used 2004-present for 702/802 183K 1953 1954 same as 183DC but with 25” C-lect barrel/choke, PMA1 1983 1985 AIG/US Arms branded .22 LR black syn- 2-1/2 & 3” thetic with fold down forearm and 25- round mag, based upon 353 design. 183KA 1955 1960 same as 183KA, 2-shot mag, walnut stock, PMA1P pistol-gripped version 16-1/8” bbl change in trigger guard RM-7 1978 1981 Rotary Magazine center fire 30-06/7 mm 183KB 1961 1962 walnut stock, slimmer barrel than 183KA

183KC 1963 1967 plastic buttplate, two stage trigger design, SSi-One 2000 2003 Single Shot Interchangeble One gun single walnut finish rather than solid walnut shot lever action rifle and configu rations. Multiple sporting and calibers, 12 ga slug/turkey and 3-1/2” 183KD 1968 1971 minor change to safety lever, sights 183KE 1971 1986 same as 183KD, shorter trigger guard, Tactical 22 2011 2012 Forerunner of 715T, AR stock 10/25 mag rubber recoil pad added Trek 2008 2010 Maverick line of 100ATR .243 only

iv Shotguns (cont.)

MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 183T 1968 1978 economy version 410 BA repeater with 283 1961 1962 New Haven economy version of 410 Model 183 24” bbl., fixed full choke, TA & TB minor repeater, fixed choke barrels changes in sights and stocks 283A 1962 1963 change in sights 184T 1975 1976 .410 bore single shot, std grade 26” full choke barrel 283B 1963 1964 same as 283A, change in trigger 184TY 1975 1976 youth version of 184T with shorter LOP 283T 1965 only front sight #2322 stock, rubber recoil pad and 24” barrel 283TA 1965 1967 same as 283T change in barrel ______283TB 1967 1985 change in stock/recoil pad, sight 185D 1947 1949 20 ga bolt action with 2-shot detachable box magazine, new action replaced the 284T 1975 1986 addition of ejector washer, change in bbl, single 85B/85D series, 3 detachable chokes in shot bolt action .410 full/modified/improved w/ choke wrench 284TY 1975 1976 youth version of 284T 185DA 1949 1950 same as 185D change in striker & sight ______185DB 1950 1954 same as 185DA change in stock recoil lug 285 1959 1965 New Haven version of the 20G 185 series, de plate and bolt signed to run out the line on the 185 2-3/4” actions, walnut finish stocks, std with full screw 185DC 1954 1959 same as 185DB w/slimmer bbl on choke, other chokes optional, box mag 185K 1950 1950 walnut stock version of 185 design with C- lect choke and rear sight, 2-shot mag 285T 1965 only 20 ga NH 285 w/fixed choke barrel 185KA 1950 1954 same as 185K with change in stock recoil 285TA 1965 only same as 285T change in sight lug plate/bolt ______185KB 1954 1962 same as 185KA change in rear sight 290 1959 1962 New Haven economy version of the 16G 190 series with full screw on choke, other chokes 185KC 1962 1965 same as 185KB 2nd change in rear sight optional. 28” bbl box mag 185KS+ 1950 1951 special contract of 185K w/ plastic butt plate and C-lect choke No other detail ______295 1959 1960 New Haven economy version of the 12G 195 ______series with full screw on choke, other chokes 190 1950 1954 16 ga bolt action walnut stock, 2-shot optional28” bbl box mag mag, C-lect choke, first 16 ga Mossberg 295K 1960 1964 same as 295 only C-lect choke. May be marked 190A 1955 only Model 190 with fixed full choke, plastic 295A or 295K buttplate ______190D 1950 1954 same as 190 with 3 detachable chokes 384T 1975 only single shot version of 20 ga 3” 385 series with 190DA 1955 1957 walnut finish stock, same as 190D fixed modified 28” barrel, buttplate 385K 1965 1966 New 20 ga bolt action design with 3” chamber, 190KA 1955 1959 same as 190, C-lect, change in sights replaces 185 series, top tang safety, detachable 190KB 1960 1962 same as 190KA, slimmer bbl box mag, walnut stock C-lect choke 190KC 1962 1965 same as 190KB, change in front sight 385KA 1967 1969 Change in recoil pad, same as 385K 190S+ 1950 1958 special contract of 190 w/ C-Lect choke. 385KB 1970 1983 change in bolt , walnut-finish stock No other detail 385T 1971 1976 promotional model with walnut-finish,26” full ______fixed choke bbl 195 1954 only 12 ga bolt action walnut finish stock, 2- ______shot box mag, C-lect choke first 12 ga 390K 1965 only 16 ga bolt action replaced 190 model, new bolt Mossberg. 2-3/4” chamber and safety design, butt plate, -C Lect choke, 195A 1955 only minor change in stock detachable box mag, 2-3/4” chamber 195D 1955 only 195 design with 3 detachable choke tubes 390KA 1966 1969 same as 390K, recoil pad added 195DA 1955 1959 minor changes from 195DA 390KB 1970 1974 change in bolt lock, white spacer added 195K 1955 1955 K added to indicate C-Lect choke once D ______model was introduced 394T 1975 only single shot version of 395K with fixed modified 195KA 1956 1964 walnut stock, change in recoil pad, C-Lect 28” barrel, buttplate choke 395K 1964 1965 12 ga bolt action replaced model 195, new bolt and safety design, recoil pad, C-Lect choke, 195M 1963 only promotional version with fixed mod bbl detachable box mag 3” chamber ______395KA 1966 1969 same as 395K change to S300 sight 200D 1955 1956 First pump shotgun 12 ga with full length stock, nylon pump handle detachable box 395KB 1970 1983 change in bolt lock, rear sight mag 2-3/4” chambers, 3 detachable chokes 395KS 1969 1972 395KA/KB with swivels and sling 200DA 1956 1959 200D w/ streamlined stock, action slide and take down operation 395M 1964 only 395K with 28” fixed modified choke barrel 395S 1968 1972 395 design w/ 24” slugster cyl bore barrel, w/ 200K 1955 1956 same as 200D with C-lect choke rifled sights and web sling 200KA 1956 1959 same as 200DA with C-lect choke 395SA 1972 1977 same as 395S slugster receiver D & T for scope ______395T 1972 1976 395 with 28” full fixed choke barrel 273 1961 1962 New Haven economy version of 410 single shot 173 ______273A 1962 1963 change in sights 485A 1965 1966 New Haven economy version of 385K 20 ga 273B 1963 1964 change in trigger 485B 1970 1972 same as 485B w/ plastic buttplate 485T 1977 1982 NH 485 series w/26” fixed full choke barrel ______

+ noted in sales price list unknown if stamped on rifle v Shotguns (cont.) MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 5500 1983 1986 12 ga autoloader fixed gas port system, cham- 490 1965 only New Haven economy version of 16 ga 390, bered with barrel options in 2-3/4” or 3” mag 28” fixed choke barrel, plastic buttplate num, various barrel and stock configs 490A 1966 only same as 490 change in bolt lock 5500MKII 1987 1991 design change of 5500, one-piece inertia weight, various bbl, stock, youth combo models ______standard with two barrels for sporting/ 495 1964 1965 New Haven economy version of 395 full magnum loads, some promos w/ one bbl fixed choke barrel 5500 USST 1991 1993 USST United States Shooting Team 26” non 495A 1966 only same as 495 change in bolt lock mag receiver stamped both MKII and USST 495B 1970 1972 same as 395KB fixed choke bbl and plastic 5600 1980 only early design of 5500, offered in New Haven line buttplate magnum or non-magnum bbl, never reached full production 495T 1977 1982 same as 395T, New Haven stamped 6000 1993 1993 end of line for 5500MKII, one barrel only ______500 1961 present signature shotgun see chart pg vii, includes 505, 510 535, 590, 835 9200 1992 2001 12 ga autoloader replaced 5500MKII, variable gas port system, added bantams and camos ______9200A1 1996 2001 “jungle gun” version of 9200, designed for 2- 585K 1984 1985 replaced 385 series, 20 ga bolt action 3/4” magnum buck shot, 18.5” bbl, sporting or change in trigger and safety to rotary style folding stock, 2-shot mag ext 28” C-lect bbl, sporting stock same as 385 ______Named and Multi-Lettered Models 595AP5 1983 1985 LE/home defense bolt action shotgun w/ 4+1 capacity, detachable 4-shot box mag, MODEL INTRO DESCRIPTION police stock. New rotary style safety and trigger A = 12 ga P = police 5 = 5-shot. Bantam 1983 youth model 500s in 12, 20 and 410, shorter barrels, LOP, 18.5” bbl, birch police stock rollstamp 595 “super bantam” w/ adjustable stock inserts 595K 1984 1985 replaced 395 series, 12 ga bolt action 1984 LE design with action/loading port behind the change in trigger and safety to rotary style. trigger. Offered in 6 and 8-shot, 500, 590 and 28” C-lect bbl, sporting stock same as 395 later Maverick 88 595SPL 1984 1985 Special version of 595 w/38” full choke Camper 1984 Model 500E 18.5” bbl, pistol grip, case ______Chainsaw 2011 Model 500 Cruiser tri-rail, breacher bbl, removable top carrying handle 600 1964 1982 New Haven economy line of Model 500 Cruiser 1981 500 LE/home defense 18.5” bbl, PG only ______Guardian 1983 LE/Special purpose 5500, 500C and 500E 695 1995 2003 reintroduction of bolt action shotgun, new design with camo or black syn stock, 22” Flex 2012 Modular tool less locking system for stocks, forends, recoil accu-choke turkey bbl, slug model 24” pads used on shotguns, rimfire and centerfire rifles rifled bore HS-410 1990 500 Home Security 410 front and rear stabilizer grip 18.5” ______muzzle brake bbl, laser model option 1991-1993 712 1986 1988 designed 12 ga semi-auto with variable gas Intimidator1990 500A with built in-laser forend port system 22” and 24” barrel options, never reached full production JIC 2007 Just in Case 500A cruiser model with waterproof tube/ survival kit ______JM Pro 2012 Jerry Miculek endorsed models with match features, up- 930 2005 present 12 ga autoloader designed for 2-3/4” and graded internals 3”, multi-purpose , sporting and tactical configurations Line Launcher 1994 Special Purpose 590 designed with floating and 800’ line for marine/mountain rescue, commercial line 930SPX 2008 present 930 with pistol grip stock, 8-shot 18.5 bbl, installation, 1995 conversion kit added ghost ring/M-16 sights, mag extension, ,“ Gun of the Year.” Persuader 1976 LE/Special purpose models 12 ga shoulder stock 935 2004 present magnum 12 ga autoloader designed for Recoil Reduction 2014 recoil reducing stock design Mathews Harmonic magnum waterfowl and turkey loads, damper offered in M500, 535,835 hunting SKUs overbored barrels, 3-1/2” chamber Reserve O/U 2005 International O/U config in 12, 20, 28 or .410 bore, Silver ______deluxe version with scene, black onyx version field grade w/ scroll engraving Pedersen Shotguns Reserve S/S 2008 International S x S config in 12,20, 28 silver and onyx 1000 1973 1976 O/U custom shotguns Pedersen division, three grades, 12 and 20 ga Roadblocker 2010 500A heavy wall bbl, muzzle brake, heat shield 6-shot 1500 1973 1976 O/U Pedersen field grade 12 ga only Rolling Thunder 2010 500A heavy wall, barrel stabilizer, picatinny rail 2000 1973 1976 S/S deluxe Pedersen, grade I, II, engraved, Silver Reserve II 2013 Int’l O/U and S x S redesigned with shell extractors/ 12 and 20 ga options ejectors, upgraded engraving/checkering, silver option 2500 1973 1976 S/S Pedersen, field grade version SA-20 2008 International 20 ga semi-auto, black syn stock, 5-choke set, tactical, youth and camo versions 4000 1973 1976 Pedersen deluxe pump action based on Model 500, 12, 20, 410 full coverage floral SA-28 2017 International semi-auto 28 ga walnut 26” vent rib target/ engraving, multiple barrel configs all purpose comp model 4500 1973 1976 Same as Model 4000 with scrollwork en- Shockwave 2017 590 w/ Raptor-style grip, 14-3/8” heavy walled barrel, graving exceeds 26” length overall, transferable with 4473 only unless state and local regs prohibit. Added 20 ga, 410 Try-Gun 1973 1974 Retailer’s version of Model 1000/1500 bore and JIC version designed to measure customer for LOP, drop, including scale SSi-One 2000 Lever action break open shotgun/rifle single shot, shotgun application 12 ga only turkey and slug barrels ______Tactical/Turkey Used for Model 500, 535, 590 and 835 w/ 6-pos collapsible HOWA Shotguns black or camo stock 1000 1985 1987 Howa of Japan autoloader, imported 12 Thumbhole Stock configuration with thumbhole grip and 20 ga, standard and Super 12 magnum X-12 2009 Less than Lethal taser shotgun developed for LE 3000 1985 1987 pump action by Howa, 12 & 20 ga, steel ZMB 2012 “Zombie” logo series of 464 lever action, 500 -8 shot and receiver, multiple barrel configs Chainsaw models ______vi Mossberg Modern Pump Shotguns Based on Model 500 Design MODEL INTRO DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DESCRIPTION 500A 1961 signature pump shotgun A = 12 ga 500CS 1963 500C w/ 24” slugster cyl bore bbl, rifled sights 500AA 1969 50th Anniversary model, deluxe 500CT 1975 20 ga promotional “T” bbl, plastic buttplate 500AB 1969 double bar action slide 500CTP6 1981 50 ga LE/Special Purpose 6-shot 18.5” cyl bbl 500ADSPR 1975 500A duck, steel shot, pigeon grade, vent rib 500CTV 1975 500CT w/ vent rib bbl 500AG 1983 500A field grade, plain barrel 500CV 1972 500C field grade with vent rib bbl 500AGB6 1984 field grade -6 shot muzzle brake 500CZ 1972 500C super grade w/ plain bbl 500AGB8 1984 field grade -8 shot muzzle brake 500E 1968 signature pump shotgun E = .410 bore 500AHT 1979 high rib trap, Simmons Olympic rib 500EK 1965 .410 bore w/ C-lect choke 500AHTD 1979 500AHT with accu-choke barrel 500EKR 1965 .410 C-lect vent rib 500AK 1961 12 ga w/C-lect barrel 500EL 1977 500E laser etch engraving plain bbl full choke 500AKR 1965 12 ga C-lect vent rib 500ELR 1977 500E laser etch engraving vent rib 500ALD 1977 12 ga laser engraving, accu-chokes 500EPR 1974 500ER pigeon grade 410 vent rib 500ALDR 1977 500ALD w/ vent rib bbl 500ER 1965 .410 500E w/ vent rib bbl 500ALDRX 1979 500ALDR combo 28” accu/24” slug 500ET 1975 .410 promotional “T” barrel, plastic buttplate 500ALMR 1978 500A laster etch, heavy magnum bbl, vent rib 500ETV 1975 same as 500ET with vent rib barrel 500ALS 1977 12 ga laser etch slugster 500L 2015 left handed version of Model 500 12 ga standard and 20 ga Super Bantam options 500AM 1965 500A with heavy magnum barrel 500 MILS 1979 U.S. Armed Forces contract model conforms to Mil-Spec 500AMDL 1983 12 ga medallion series, duck coin 3443-D. Ordnance serial numbers. 2-3/4” chamber 500AMDP 1983 12 ga medallion series, pheasant 500US 1983 limited edition 5000 civilian models based on 500MILS USA serial numbers, 3” chamber 500AMR 1965 500AM w/ vent rib 505 2005 youth scale pump action version of M500, 20 ga/.410 bore 500APR 1970 12 ga pigeon grade, rolled engraving, vent rib 510Mini 2010 Super Bantam version of M500 variable LOP 10-1/2”-11- 500AKPR 1970 500APR with C-Lect choke 1/2” 20/.410 500APTR 1970 500APR with trap bbl/stock 535ATS 2005 All Terrain Shotgun, pump action chambered for 2-3/4”, 3” and 3-1/2” shells, barrels not overbored, price point be 500AR 1965 500A w/ vent rib bbl tween M500 and M835. Various sporting 500AS 1965 500A w/ 24” or 18.5” slugster cyl bore bbl, rifled sights 590 1987 New design based on Model 500, 9-shot with clean out tube, and lug, 20” cylinder bore, blue & 500ASG 1983 500AS field grade, 24” slugster parkerized finish. Mil-spec build to 3443-D, 3443-E 500ATR 1969 500A trap 30” full, vent rib trap sights 590A1 1997 590 mil-spec 3443-G, 6-shot, metal trigger group/safety clean out tube. Expanded and developed for a variety of 500AT 1975 12 ga “T” promo bbl, plastic buttplate LE/military and civilian applications 500ATP6 1976 special purpose LE 18.5” cyl bore 6-shot Persuader 12G 590DA 1999 590 12 ga w/ double action trig grp, developed with LE 500ATP6CN 1981 6-shot 12 ga cruiser grip, electroless nickel 590M 2017 Box mag fed 590 pump shotgun, 2-3/4” 500ATP6N 1981 shoulder stock 6-shot, electroless nickel 590MILS 1996 U.S. Armed Forces contract model conforms to Mil-Spec 3443-D and 3443-E. Forerunner of 590A1 500ATP6S 1976 ATP6 with slug sights 590L 2015 left handed version of Model 590 500ATP8 1976 8-shot w/ 20” cyl bore barrel 600 1968 New Haven by Mossberg economy version of M500 500ATP8S 1976 ATP8 with slug sights 835 1988 pump action 12 ga, first pump shotgun w/ 3-1/2” chamber, 500ATP8SP 1976 ATP8 w/20” bbl, bayonet lug, military finish overbored/ported bbls, dedicated slug bbls 500ATV 1975 500AT w/ vent rib ______500AV 1972 500A field grade w/ vent rib 500AZ 1972 500A super grade w/ plain bbl Hardware and House Brand 500s ______310A 1967 “Revelation” 12 ga M500 made for 500B 1963 signature pump shotgun B = 16 ga discontinued 1974 310B 1967 “Revelation” 16 ga M500 made for Western Auto 500BB 1969 double bar action slide 310C 1967 “Revelation” 20 ga M500 made for Western Auto 500BK 1963 16 ga w/ C-lect choke 310E 1969 “Revelation” .410 M500 made for Western Auto 500BS 1963 16 ga slugster 24” cyl bore w/ rifled sights 550A 1965 “Westernfield” 12 ga M500 made for Montgomery Ward ______550B 1966 “Westernfield” 16 ga M500 made for Montgomery Ward 500C 1963 signature pump shotgun C = 20 ga 550C 1965 “Westernfield” 20 ga M500 made for Montgomery Ward 500CG 1983 500C field grade plain bbl 550E 1969 “Westernfield” .410 M500 made for Montgomery Ward 500CK 1963 20 ga w/ C-Lect barrel CC660 1970 Coast to Coast “Master Mag” M500 in 12, 16, 20, .410 std 500CKR 1965 20 ga C-lect vent rib CC880 1970 Coast to Coast “Master Mag” M500 deluxe version of CC660 500CLD 1977 20 ga laser engraving, accu-choke Maverick by Mossberg 500CLDR 1977 500CLD w/ vent rib bbl 60 1993 1993 Maverick brand close out of 6000 autoloader 500CLS 1977 20 ga laser etch slugster cyl bore bbl 88 1988 present price point pump action plain synthetic stock, 500CMDG 1983 20 ga medallion series grouse coin integrated action slide/forearm, cross bolt safety, 20 ga added 500CMDQ 1983 20 ga medallion series quail coin 91 1991 2003 Maverick price point version of 835 500CPR 1974 20 ga pigeon grade vent rib bbl HS-12 2010 present Maverick hunter price point O/U, black syn 500CR 1965 500C w/ vent rib bbl

In the mid 1980s, Mossberg stopped stamping multiple letter variations on the receiver. Many of these model numbers are found in price sheets and on the gun box only. In addition, distributor exclusive models were expanded in the 1990s and these special builds are not included. vii Spiegel Rifles

MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION MODEL INTRO DISC DESCRIPTION 125 1937 1938 Model 25 variant Abilene 1980 1983 single action sold under US Arms S125 1938 1938 Model 25 variant brand .357, .44 mag, .45 Colt, 4-5/8”, 6”, 7-1/2”, 10” bbl, blue or magnaoly brushed chrome, box S25B 1938 1938 Model 25/25A variant cardboard with wood top, 1982 added walnut B26C 1940 1940 Model 26B variant presentation case option S26B 1939 1939 Model 26B variant Brownie 1919 1932 first , top break, .22 cal 2-1/2” bbls, S26C 1939 1939 Model 26C variant rotating firing pin, semi-auto action W26C 1940 1941 Model 26C variant Combat 45 1980 only modern semi-auto pistol .45 caliber, 6+1 cap B26M 1940 1941 Mannlicher stock version 26B ambidextrous safety improved C.A.C design, 22 single shot never reached full production 142 1937 1938 Model 42A master variant MC1sc 2019 present 100th anniversary model, Mossberg Carry 1 sub M42B 1939 1939 Model 42M variant compact 9 mm pistol, 5 model variation, std, cross-bolt safety, tru-glo sights, viridian red laser, S42B 1938 1938 Model 42B variant gold plated Centennial limited edition. W42B 1940 1941 Model 42B variant Pro-38 1980 1980 double action revolver, redesign of Securities B42C 1940 1940 Model 42C variant Industries model, developed for LE use, .38 spl S42M 1941 1942 Model 42M variant 5-shot, .357 magnum 5-shot, never reached W42S 1940 1940 Model 42C variant full production B42T 1940 1940 Model 42T Targo variant 702P 2010 2011 International .22 semi-auto pistol version of the 702, laminate wood or black syn finish S45A 1938 1938 Model 45A variant S45B 1938 1938 Model 45B variant 715P 2014 2017 International five models of .22LR semi-auto based on 715T platform W45B 1939 1940 Model 45B variant B46B 1940 1941 Model 46B variant 802P 2010 2011 International .22 bolt action pistol version of the 802, laminate wood/black synthetic finish M46B 1939 1939 Model 46B variant S46B 1938 1938 Model 46B variant W46B 1940 1940 Model 46B variant Montgomery Ward WesternField/Hawthorne Warrior S46M 1941 1942 Model 46M variant Due to the large volume of Mossberg-made rifles and shotguns made for Mont- gomery Wards under both the Westernfield and Hawthorne Warrior brand, this S51M 1941 1942 Model 51M variant crossover will appear on www.mossbergcollectors.org Spring 2020. The M550 Note: Rifles made for the Spiegel catalog company tended to have more Model 500 models appear on page 7 of this chronology. deluxe features than standard grade, i.e. walnut stocks, curved buttplates, some single shots with stocks drilled for .22 cal ammo, pistol grip name- engraved identification medallions with duck/deer/bird dog medallions. We Note: Content of this publication is copyrighted and intended for members of the are unable to find any reference to the Mossberg-Spiegel connection after NMCA only. This publication may not be reproduced or distributed in any form, WWII. Spiegel also carried a line of Mossberg riflescopes. including electronically without permission of the NMCA. ______

With the introduction of the Brownie pistol in 1919, O.F. Mossberg began producing high quality firearms, accessories and scopes. Many of these fine specimens can still be found today, outperform- ing their expensive competitors.

Throughout the past century, Mossberg produced a series of over 50 bolt-action rifles, numerous scopes, sights and shotguns, each de- signed with the working man in mind and dedicated to the motto of "More Gun for the Money."

The National Mossberg Collectors Association was formed in No- vember of 1988 with just a handful of folks interested in the collect- ing aspect of Mossberg arms and accessories. Today, we have over 1000 members in 46 states, including international members from Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, France and Canada. We invite you to join us today Annual dues are $20, which includes new member kit, chronology, quarterly newsletters and resources for parts/sales. Contact the NMCA at 636-937-6401 or vist our website at www.mossbergcollectors.org viii