MOSSBERG 695 for Sale

Quick Look

The Mossberg 695 was introduced as a tactical shotgun variant of the popular 500 series, designed in the late 1990s for law enforcement and defense. It delivers rugged reliability with a tactical layout emphasizing ease of use and customization. Today, the 695 remains a respected option for home defense and tactical training enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven reliability and durability in harsh conditions
• Versatile for tactical and home defense roles
• Simple pump-action operation with ghost-ring sights
• Steel receiver for added strength over polymer variants
• Extensive aftermarket parts and accessories available

Key Variants

695JM

Designed for law enforcement, the JM variant features a Parkerized finish and ghost-ring sights for enhanced tactical use.

695T

The 695T emphasizes training applications with rugged construction and simple controls for new shooters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Mossberg 695	Remington 870	Benelli M4
MSRP	$550 – $650	$600 – $700	$1700 – $1900
Capacity / Size	5+1 rounds, 18.5\" barrel	4+1 to 6+1 rounds, 18.5\" barrel	5+1 rounds, 18.5\" barrel
Weight	7.5 lbs	7.5 lbs	8.6 lbs
Optics-Ready	No (ghost-ring sights)	No	Yes (Picatinny rail)
Trigger Type	Pump-action standard	Pump-action standard	Semi-automatic
Notable Pro	Steel receiver strength	Wide aftermarket support	Semi-auto reliability
Notable Con	No optics rail	Heavier variants available	Higher cost

Best Use Cases

• Home defense with reliable pump action
• Law enforcement and tactical training
• Range practice and familiarization
• Collection of tactical pump shotguns
• Utility shotgun for various shotgun loads

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mount optics on the Mossberg 695?

The 695 does not come optics-ready; it features ghost-ring iron sights but aftermarket rails may be added with modifications.

What is the capacity of the Mossberg 695?

Standard capacity is five rounds in the tubular magazine plus one in the chamber, typical for tactical pumps.

How does the 695 differ from other Mossberg 500 series models?

The 695 features a steel receiver and tactical sights, focusing on law enforcement and defense rather than field use.