Thread: Mossberg 940 JM Pro

Do it Ryan. I don’t have one but the JM Pro was the shotgun I was going to get for three gun the day I purchased my (now bent and buckled at Jacinda’s behest) Typhoon F12. The only reason I didn’t get the JM Pro was that the supplier hadn’t brought it to the gun show and I had money in my pocket and wanted to walk out of there with a new gun (hence the Typhoon purchase). I have shot a JM Pro a couple of times and they handle well. I have a Benelli M3 for three gun now and like the quick semi auto / pump action conversion of that model but that is for reasons that you won’t necessarily encounter.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Do it Ryan. I don’t have one but the JM Pro was the shotgun I was going to get for three gun the day I purchased my (now bent and buckled at Jacinda’s behest) Typhoon F12. The only reason I didn’t get the JM Pro was that the supplier hadn’t brought it to the gun show and I had money in my pocket and wanted to walk out of there with a new gun (hence the Typhoon purchase). I have shot a JM Pro a couple of times and they handle well. I have a Benelli M3 for three gun now and like the quick semi auto / pump action conversion of that model but that is for reasons that you won’t necessarily encounter.

Thanks Rushy, I havent managed to get my hands on one yet but I see Delta Mike down here have them in stock so might go have a fiddle with one. Ive been handling a few shotguns in stores and a lot of them are far too beefy through the forend for my liking and either geared towards wingshooting or completely the other way with short barrels and pistol grips etc but the 940 seems nice and sleek. Will be used for high volume wallabies over dog in tight gullies and with a bit of luck from helicopter for pigs and wallabies also.