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• NN Senior Member Posts: 25,125 Senior Member

  August 2011 #2

  Welcome aboard.

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• BPsniper Banned Posts: 1,961 Senior Member

  August 2011 #3

  Pegasus has one. I think he likes it.

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• MileHighShooter Senior Member Posts: 4,975 Senior Member

  August 2011 #4

  great rifle for the price! you should also consider the Marlin XL-7 and Stevens 200, same price range, all more accurate then their price would suggest. Suggestion though, unless you are extremely used to high amounts of recoil, better stock/recoil pad/muzzle brake should be in order. Those rifles are all LIGHT.

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• snake284 Senior Member Posts: 22,429 Senior Member

  August 2011 #5

  I thought Pegasus had a Marlin XS7, not sure.
  Anyway, Mossberg makes cheap reliable guns. Their model 500 Pump Shotgun is almost as big a success as a Remington 870. You get what you pay for, but if it's functional and shoots accurate, hey what else you want? If you've handled one and like the way it feels go for it. It's not junk.

  Daddy, what's an enabler?
  Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.

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• robert38-55 Senior Member Posts: 3,621 Senior Member

  August 2011 #6

  snake284 wrote: »

  I thought Pegasus had a Marlin XS7, not sure.
  Anyway, Mossberg makes cheap reliable guns. Their model 500 Pump Shotgun is almost as big a success as a Remington 870. You get what you pay for, but if it's functional and shoots accurate, hey what else you want? If you've handled one and like the way it feels go for it. It's not junk.

  
  
  :agree::that:

  "It is what it is":usa:

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• ironduke Member Posts: 143 Member

  August 2011 #7

  I can't get around the ugly stocks o the 4x4 from Mossberg. The wierd shape of the butt stock is a turn off. That being said, I think the 4x4 offers a good value especially in 300 Win. There is a version with a muzzle brake to help with recoil.
  
  To my eye the stainless with the gray laminate stocks are much better looking than the blued with black poly stock.
  
  I wish the offered the barreled action of the 4x4 in the more conventional stock of the 100 ATR

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