MOSSBERG 395 for Sale

Quick Look

The Mossberg 395 is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun introduced in the early 2010s, rooted in Mossberg's reputation for durable firearms. Designed for home defense and tactical use, it offers reliability and ease of handling. It remains popular among enthusiasts seeking a versatile shotgun with straightforward controls and compatible accessories.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable semi-automatic action with minimal recoil
• Versatile for home defense and tactical scenarios
• Available with various barrel lengths and magazine capacities
• Compatible with many aftermarket sights and accessories
• Durable design built for frequent use

Key Variants

Mossberg 395KB

Compact model with a shorter barrel and pistol grip, suited for close quarters and home defense.

Mossberg 395US

Standard tactical model featuring an 18.5-inch barrel and adjustable ghost-ring sights.

Mossberg 395AT

Aggressor Tactical version with full-length barrel, ideal for tactical applications and competition.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Mossberg 395	Benelli M4	Remington 870
MSRP	$700-$900	$1300-$1600	$350-$500
Capacity/Size	5+1 to 7+1 rounds	5+1 rounds	4+1 to 8+1 rounds
Weight	7.5–8.0 lbs	7.9 lbs	7.0–7.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (Picatinny rail)	Yes (integral rail)	Limited (aftermarket kits)
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Reliable semi-auto with good ergonomics	Military-grade tactical use	Affordable and widely used pump-action
Notable Con	Heavier than pump-action models	Higher price point	Slower follow-up shots

Best Use Cases

• Home defense and personal protection
• Law enforcement duty shotgun
• Tactical training and competition
• Range practice with semi-auto speed
• Collection for tactical shotgun enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I use standard 2.75-inch shells in the Mossberg 395?

Yes, the Mossberg 395 is chambered for 12-gauge 2.75-inch shells and reliably cycles standard target and defense loads.

What is the typical magazine capacity of the Mossberg 395?

Magazine capacities range from 5+1 to 7+1 rounds, depending on the variant and tube length.

How does the Mossberg 395 compare to pump-action shotguns?

The Mossberg 395 offers faster follow-up shots due to semi-automatic operation but is somewhat heavier than pump-action models.