OF Mossberg & Sons

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OF Mossberg & Sons, Inc
legal form Incorporation
founding 1919
Seat Springfield , Massachusetts United States
United StatesUnited States 
management Alan I. Mossberg ( Chairman )
Alan Iver Mossberg Jr. ( President )
Number of employees 500 (2008)
sales 38,090,000 US dollars (2019)
Branch Weapons manufacturer
Website www.mossberg.com

The OF Mossberg & Sons, Inc (Mossberg) is an American manufacturer of handguns , based in Springfield ( Massachusetts ), United States.

Company history

Mossberg Brownie, first weapon manufactured by Mossberg.
Mossberg cal .22 rifles, manufactured from 1948 to approx. 1960

OF Mossberg & Sons was founded in 1919 by the Swede Oscar Frederick Mossberg and his two sons Harold and Iver in New Haven , Connecticut . Their first weapon produced was the Mossberg Brownie , a four-shot single-shot pistol in caliber 22 . In the years that followed, another two dozen weapons such as repeating and multi-loading rifles were produced.

Oscar Mossberg died in 1937 and his sons took over management of the company.

In 1941 Mossberg manufactured training rifles for the United States Army .

In 1961 the company brought the Mossberg 500 , a forearm repeater shotgun , onto the market, which became the most successful product of the Mossberg company with over 10 million units produced.

For the 100th anniversary of the company, the Mossberg MC1sc (sc = sub compact), a 9 mm self-loading pistol , was brought onto the market.

Products

Mossberg 500 with exchange barrel
Mossberg 590 (police / military version)
  • Mossberg 100ATR
  • Mossberg 183
  • Mossberg 185
  • Mossberg 464
  • Mossberg 500
  • Mossberg 715T 22nd LR
  • Mossberg 930
  • Mossberg 9200
  • Mossberg Brownie
  • Mossberg Maverick
  • Mossberg MC1sc (9 mm pistol)
  • Mossberg Plinkster
  • New Haven 600

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ OF Mossberg & Sons, Incorporated. D&B Hoovers, accessed May 22, 2019 .
  2. About Mossberg. Mossberg, accessed May 22, 2019 .
  3. a b c Mossberg at 100. Mossberg, accessed on May 22, 2019 .