February 10, 2016
By Game & Fish Online Staff
You might wonder about the name "Pro-Series " in a waterfowl shotgun. It comes from the fact that many of the upgrades in these two new models —  the 930 and 935 Magnum —  come from the influence of pro shooter Jerry Miculek and the three-gun side of the Mossberg business.
Waterfowler Dave Miles of Mossberg shows the new 935 Magnum Pro Series waterfowl shotgun at SHOT Show 2016.
They took the features that are making the 930 Jerry Miculek Pro Series a fast-loading and reliable shotgun and put them in these new waterfowl editions. But they also put a stainless steel recoil spring in the stock: any workhorse duck and goose gun will get muck inside the buffer tube, and anything less than stainless will corrode pretty quickly, especially if you get into saltwater.
Dave Miles of Mossberg said they also put additional boron nitride coatings on internal parts, such as piston rings and magazine tubes, and increased the finishes on parts like the shell stops and bolt slide to reduce friction and speed follow-up shots.
Both models come in Mossy Oak Shadowgrass Blades and have a fiber optic front sight, three chokes and a stock-drop system that lets you adjust your drop-at-comb. MSRPs range from $797-$931.
The 930 Pro Series Waterfowl was one of the new highlights at SHOT Show 2016. It comes in 3-inch chambering and the 935 Magnum has a 3 1/2-inch chamber.
