steves1911
Ultimate Member
I bet these sell well. Subcompact single stack 9s seem to be all the rage these days. I admit to grabbing my wifes glock 43 at times in the summer when its hot and i dont feel like dressing to conceal a larger gun.
Mossberg MC1sc
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RoadDawg
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- Dec 6, 2010
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New Glock clone? Mossberg MC1
I wonder how it will stack up against the current field?
And it takes Glock mags.
I wonder how it will stack up against the current field?
And it takes Glock mags.
jstolz
Active Member
Haven’t shot it, but looked at one at the NRA great outdoor show. I was impressed with feel.
tcolt45
Active Member
just read the article about it. looks pretty interesting. and for the price not bad.
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
I'm interested.
I like the thought of a 43, but rounded off for comfortable concealment.
Find it for under $300 and I'm definitely in.
I like the thought of a 43, but rounded off for comfortable concealment.
Find it for under $300 and I'm definitely in.
Same here. It will sell,if it performs.
I'd wait a year or two. Let the bugs get worked out and recalls to come out. Then prices will stabilize.
Ammo Jon
Ultimate Member
- Mar 3, 2008
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Look into joining Glock Sport Shooting Foundation, get a Glock 1x a year for close to blue label prices. I'm a Glock fan boy, my collection revolves around them. They aren't the prettiest but they work. Unless Mossberg is coming out with a magazine to rival the SIG365 I don't see them having a huge impact on Glock sales or SIG sales.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
is it on the roster? (sorry, had to)
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^
Looks interesting...but I agree. I've heard that it can use Glock mags!! The Mossberg mags are polymer and "Transparent"
Ammo Jon
Ultimate Member
- Mar 3, 2008
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I have a feeling they are just rebranded ETS mags, if that’s the case they are going to have a shit show on their hands with mag quality.
Thanks for the tip. I had heard of the foundation, but was not really aware of what it was about. Definitely looking into it.
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
Gee, don't know much about ETS mags. As with cars, it's usually not recommended to buy the first model year. Let the bugs get worked .
Good review
Mossberg has always done a ton of parts work for other manufacturers as well as make their own long guns. It's conceivable they could come up with something good right off the bat. That being said for $300 I'd be hard-pressed to buy that when established single-stack weapons from companies like Glock and Smith are out there for the same price. And I hate the toy-ish look of the trigger.
I don't know about their rifles, but I believe Mossberg makes the best value for a utility pump shotgun. We've got a bunch, and they just work. I'm very interested to see them entering the handgun market...but, personally I'd like to see something full sized, or .22lr. Maybe, if this first venture takes off...
I agree. Plus, the safety makes it great for wrong-handers. (Despite the fact that they use a security screw to attach the small-ish plastic button)
This statement just made me grin from ear to ear.
jstolz
Active Member
Its a great price if it performs well.
