410 bolt gun, it didn’t turn up online, so finding a throwback appears to be our only recourse. One, perhaps two bolt-action shotguns are still being manufactured today, these as 12- and 20-gauge “slug guns” intended for hunting deer where rifles aren’t permitted.
The takedown screw passes through a recoil plate, which serves the same function as the recoil lug on a centerfire rifle. The twist-adjustable choke was frozen, but soaking in Kroil loosened it, and I stripped the Mossberg down to parade rest for a full clean and lube and reassembled it. Then a Model 183 recently appeared at a gun show for 80 bucks, so now I own a Mossberg Model 183KE in NRA Excellent condition with C-Lect-Choke that “c-lects” between Cylinder, Modified and Full. It churned up memories from those years and I might have bought it, but I couldn’t justify spending $300 on a gun I’d probably shoot once and put away. 410 landed at our local gun store it was the first one I’d handled since the last time I returned old Bill’s wired-up shotgun. With the borrowed shotgun and my young head filled with Jim Kjelgaard hunting stories, my beagle and I roamed the forest and rutted dirt tracks and orange groves, and I learned how to lead running rabbits and flushing bobwhites. “Don’t shoot rabbits with seven-and-a-halfs,” old Bill told me, “They’ll just laugh at ya.” 410 shells at the hardware store in town, number 7½ for quail and 4s for rabbit. It was a bit rusty and worn and he had “repaired” the split in the wrist by wrapping it with wire. 410 shotgun for hunting cottontails and bobwhite quail. When I was a 12-year-old growing up in the Ocala National Forest, old Bill lived down the dirt road in a small trailer with his wife and a fat dachshund he often loaned me a bolt-action Mossberg 183. Utilitarian and reliable, they are bargains on the used gun market today. 410 shotguns saw nearly 40 years of manufacture. We are trying to make this a quick reference chart for members who want to find the date of their Mossberg.Ī big thanks to blacksmith who is also working on this project and a chart for this.Mossberg’s Model 183 series bolt-action. We are asking for the first few digits of you serial #, (A123xxx)and any info you have on the gun.(box label,date bought) I know there are a lot of members wanting to know the date of their Mossberg's without the hassle of calling Mossberg or Havlin. We are getting together a Mossberg serial number data base.
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