The Mossberg Duck Commander series are in Realtree Max-5. The jacket and vest are in the Max-4 pattern for comparison. The Duck Commander guns all ship with a bandana like the one Willie wears on the Duck Dynasty show (Check out REVIEW of Duck Commander guns).
Shotgun-making behemoth Mossberg is moving more Jobs to the Lone Star State, according to a recent Forbes article.
“We’re moving all wood gun stock production to our Texas facility. More of our product lines—like our modern sporting rifles—might move to Texas in the future,” Tom Taylor, O.F. Mossberg & Sons’ senior vice president, sales & marketing, told Forbes.
“Texas has been very good to us,” Taylor continued. “Also, our gun sales have been so dynamic over the last number of years. We’ve outgrown our facilities. This major expansion will help us keep up with demand.”
Following sweeping changes to Connecticut’s gun laws in the wake of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Mossberg opted to uproot much of its production from The Constitution State and built a new 116,000 square-foot facility in Eagle Pass, Texas.
Now, the country’s largest shotgun producer manufactures over 90 percent of its firearms in Texas, though its headquarters are still in North Haven, Connecticut.
“Investing in Texas was an easy decision,” said Iver Mossberg, CEO. “It’s a state that is not only committed to economic growth but also honors and respects the Second Amendment and the firearm freedoms it guarantees for our customers.”
God has Blessed Texas!