Mossberg Adds Optic-Ready 500 and 835 Pump-Actions to Turkey Line

In just a few short months it will be the start of spring turkey season in many parts of the country. Now's the time to start thinking about guns and gear.

by posted on December 13, 2022
Mossberg 835 Greenleaf Main

Why are we talking about turkey guns in December? Because in just a few short months it will be the beginning of spring turkey season in many parts of the country. Now's the time to start thinking about guns and gear—like the new optic-ready versions of the venerable Mossberg 500 and 835 Ulti-Mag pump actions, just added to the company’s extensive line of turkey shotguns.

Fully camouflaged in one of the hottest throwback patterns, Mossy Oak Greenleaf, the shotguns also contain feature receiver cuts for low-profile, direct mounting of microdot sights (Shield RMSc pattern). The 500 Turkey Optic-Ready is available in 410 bore and 20 gauge, and the 835 Ulti-Mag Turkey Optic-Ready is a 12-gauge, 3.5” platform.

Design features include non-binding twin action bars; dual extractors; a positive steel-to-steel lock-up; anti-jam elevator; anodized aluminum receiver; and universally recognized, ambidextrous top-mounted safety. The guns come standard with extended choke tubes; fiber-optic front sight; drilled and tapped receiver for added versatility; sling swivel studs; 5+1 shell capacity; and installed cover plate for when a mounted optic is not used.

Mossy Oak camouflage is recognized by turkey hunters across the country for its superior patterns that blend in naturally with the terrain, regardless of where you are hunting. Its Greenleaf pattern offers silhouette concealment with its blend of dirt, bark, moss and oak sapling elements for early season to late spring hunts.

Mossberg 500 Turkey Optic-Ready 410 Bore (50107) –This 410, 3” pump action features full Mossy Oak Greenleaf camo coverage and comes with a 24” vent rib, AccuChoke-compatible barrel. An extended X-Full choke tube is included. Just add a microdot sight to this fun-to-shoot pump action via the receiver cut and turkeys beware! MSRP: $644

Mossberg 500 Turkey Optic-Ready 20 Gauge (54337) – Offering greater range without significantly more recoil than the 410, this fully-camouflaged 20-gauge, 3” pump action has a compact 22” vent rib, AccuChoke-compatible barrel and is equipped with an extended X-Full Ported choke tube. With the addition of a microdot sight, today’s turkey loads, and properly choked, this pump-action delivers impressive performance. MSRP: $644

Mossberg 835 Ulti-Mag Turkey Optic-Ready 12 Gauge (62232) – This 12-gauge, 3.5” pump action features an overbored barrel to 10-gauge dimensions which reduces pellet deformation for uniform, dense patterns. The 24-inch vent rib, AccuMag-compatible barrel is equipped with an Ulti-Full choke tube. Completing this full-featured, hard-hitting turkey gun is full-camo coverage with Mossy Oak Greenleaf and the convenience of adding a microdot sight via the receiver cut. The 835 Ulti-Mag leads the pack and sets the standard for 12-gauge turkey guns. MSRP: $693

Add a sight, grab some shells, and the Mossberg 500 and 835 Turkey Optic-Ready shotguns are designed to deliver results. To see the complete line of Mossberg turkey shotguns, please visit mossberg.com.

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