Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby jacksbuddy » Fri Jun 21, 2013 8:55 am

Well H3!!, I must be the only "Odd Duck" on this board. I love my Mossberg 500 pump. It is dependable. It is simple to operate and care for. I can hit with it. It doesn't kick like a government mule. And, it is versatile enough to use most anywhere for most anything.

Of course, with the ported barrel, it sometimes may cause temporary deafness to others in the duckblind. (Sorry GREENHEAD. :oops: :lol: )
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby MudHog » Fri Jun 21, 2013 8:59 am

jacksbuddy wrote:Well H3!!, I must be the only "Odd Duck" on this board. I love my Mossberg. It is dependable. It is simple to operate and care for. I can hit with it. It doesn't kick like a government mule. And, it is versatile enough to use most anywhere for most anything.

Of course, with the ported barrel, it sometime may cause temporary deafness to others in the duckblind. (Sorry GREANHEAD. :oops: :lol: )

Your not.

I still have my Mossberg 20ga pump that was the first shotgun my dad bought me 20 years ago. And my current gun is a Rem 870, so even still I'm shooting a pump and not the fancy smancy autos that everybody just has to have.
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby netdoor » Fri Jun 21, 2013 9:30 am

Had my 835 for years, it's chain driven and never fails to shoot. Ive broke ice and paddle a boat with it, all for under $200.00.. :D
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby Lazy Drake » Fri Jun 21, 2013 10:00 am

netdoor wrote:Had my 835 for years, it's chain driven and never fails to shoot. Ive broke ice and paddle a boat with it, all for under $200.00.. :D

Same here, have had one since the early 90's. Never let me down, I haven't cleaned it in about 10 good years. Spray some rem oil in the magazine tube and action and you are good to go for a whole season. Break ice , throw in bottom of boat, fall in the water, doesn't matter keeps on shooting. If I had one of them fancy high dollars guns that can't get wet or dirty, I wouldn't know what to do.
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby cwink » Fri Jun 21, 2013 1:06 pm

Was never much of a Mossberg fan but they have come out with some decent products lately and I have grabbed a few.. I have been pleased with them so far..
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby duckter » Fri Jun 21, 2013 1:16 pm

I met him back in 2007 at the SHOT Show in Vegas. Among other things, I asked if he ever used 2-Liter plastic bottle painted black to mix in his decoy spread. His reply, "Yep, used 'em quite a bit and love 'em, though not anymore since I have sponsors and they wouldn't like that." Met Ted Nugent at that same show as well.
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby the doctor » Sat Jun 22, 2013 7:43 pm

They're still chitty guns...

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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby jacksbuddy » Mon Jun 24, 2013 11:53 am

I'm just glad that I got mine when I did. Just wait. Before duck season there's gonna be Special, Duck Commander, Limited Edition Mossberg 500-A Pump shotguns; with vent-rib, double fiber optic sights, multi-port barrel, interchangable multi-choke system, Hi-Tech shock absorbing synthetic stocks, chambered in 3 3/4 in. WITH the delux neoprene gun sling that includes the famous Duck Commander logo(for an additional nominal charge, of course); ALL, in your choice of either Max HD, Mossy Oak Traditional Breakup, or flat Black. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Duck Commander signs with Mossburg

Postby Smoke68 » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:44 pm

jacksbuddy wrote:I'm just glad that I got mine when I did. Just wait. Before duck season there's gonna be Special, Duck Commander, Limited Edition Mossberg 500-A Pump shotguns; with vent-rib, double fiber optic sights, multi-port barrel, interchangable multi-choke system, Hi-Tech shock absorbing synthetic stocks, chambered in 3 3/4 in. WITH the delux neoprene gun sling that includes the famous Duck Commander logo(for an additional nominal charge, of course); ALL, in your choice of either Max HD, Mossy Oak Traditional Breakup, or flat Black. :lol: :lol: :lol:
You're way behind! I already preorderd mine!



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