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Quick Look

The Mossberg 935 is a tactical semi-automatic shotgun introduced in 2006 as a combo of reliability and versatility. Designed for defense and competition, it features a modular build and solid engineering. Today, it remains popular among home defenders and shooting sports enthusiasts seeking a rugged 12-gauge shotgun.

Why It's a Top Choice

Reliable gas-operated semi-auto action
Modular setup with interchangeable barrels
Large aftermarket for accessories and upgrades
Good balance of weight and handling
Compatible with 2.75" and 3" shells

Key Variants

Mossberg 935 Tactical

Designed for home defense and duty use, features a shorter barrel and tactical sights.

Mossberg 935 Pro

Competition-oriented model with extended magazine and improved ergonomics.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Mossberg 935	Benelli M4	Remington 1100
MSRP	$1,100–1,200	$1,800+	$700–900
Capacity/Size	5+1 or 8+1 rounds	5+1 rounds	4+1 to 6+1 rounds
Weight	7.3 lbs	7.9 lbs	7.5 lbs
Optics-ready	Yes	Yes	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Modular, versatile, lightweight	Military-proven reliability	Smooth semi-auto action
Notable Con	Limited recent production	Heavier, higher cost	Less tactical features

Best Use Cases

Home defense
Law enforcement duty
3-gun and tactical competitions
Range practice
Shotgun collecting

FAQs

Can I shoot 3" shells through the Mossberg 935?

Yes, the Mossberg 935 supports both 2.75" and 3" 12-gauge shells per manufacturer specs.

What is the magazine capacity of the Mossberg 935?

Standard magazines hold 5 or 8 rounds, depending on the model variant and configuration.

How does the Mossberg 935 compare to the Benelli M4?

The 935 is lighter and more modular, while the Benelli M4 offers proven military durability and a higher price.

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