Description
The 590A1 has earned its reputation the hard way, passing military torture tests and riding in patrol cars for decades. This NFA Pro version takes that proven platform and trims the barrel down to 14 inches, giving you a 12 gauge pump that measures just 33.75 inches overall and weighs in at 6.75 pounds. That shorter package swings faster, clears doorways easier, and stores in places a full-size shotgun never could, all without giving up the 5+1 capacity or the 3 inch chamber.
What Sets the 590A1 NFA Pro Apart
This is a Professional Series gun, which means it gets extra attention on the assembly line, tighter quality control, and refinements like a cleaned-up loading port. The heavy-walled barrel, metal trigger guard, and metal safety button are the same features that helped the 590A1 pass mil-spec requirements, and the clean-out magazine tube makes maintenance simple. You also get dual extractors, twin action bars, steel-to-steel lockup, and Mossberg's anti-jam elevator, the internals that keep this action running when it counts. The strapped forend is a smart touch on a barrel this short, keeping your support hand behind the muzzle while you work the pump.
Sights, Optics, and That Tungsten Finish
The adjustable ghost ring rear sight pairs with a fiber optic front for fast, precise aiming in low light, and the drilled and tapped steel receiver is ready for a rail and red dot if that is more your speed. The Tungsten Gray Cerakote coating on the barrel and receiver is more than good looks; it shrugs off moisture, sweat, and scuffs far better than a standard blued finish. Mossberg's top-mounted safety sits right under your thumb and runs the same from either shoulder.
A Short Barrel Shotgun Built for Real Work
Between the cylinder bore barrel, the fixed black synthetic stock, and the ambidextrous controls, the 590A1 NFA Pro is a purpose-built defensive tool with zero fluff. If you have been looking to add a short barrel shotgun to the collection, this is the one that gets used, not just admired.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Mossberg
- Model: 590A1 NFA Pro (Professional Series)
- Manufacturer Part Number: 50798
- UPC: 015813507981
- Gauge: 12 Gauge, 3" Chamber
- Action: Pump Action
- Barrel Length: 14" Heavy-Walled, Cylinder Bore
- Capacity: 5+1
- Overall Length: 33.75"
- Weight: 6.75 lbs
- Finish: Tungsten Gray Cerakote Barrel & Receiver
- Receiver: Steel, Drilled & Tapped for Optics
- Sights: Adjustable Ghost Ring Rear, Fiber Optic Front
- Stock: Fixed Black Synthetic with Strapped Forend
- Safety: Top-Mounted Ambidextrous
- Product Type: NFA Short Barrel Shotgun (SBS)
What’s Included
- Mossberg 590A1 NFA Pro 12 gauge short barrel shotgun
- Owner's manual
- Cable gun lock
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the 590A1 NFA Pro different from a standard 590A1?
Two big things: the 14 inch barrel and the Professional Series treatment. Standard 590A1 shotguns run 18.5 or 20 inch barrels, while this one is a true short barrel shotgun that comes in at 33.75 inches overall. As a Pro Series gun it also gets enhanced assembly and quality control, plus refinements like a smoothed loading port and the Tungsten Gray Cerakote finish.
Can I mount a red dot on the Mossberg 590A1 NFA Pro?
Yes. The steel receiver comes drilled and tapped from the factory, so adding a rail and optic is a quick job. That said, the factory ghost ring rear and fiber optic front sights are excellent on their own, so plenty of owners never feel the need to change a thing.
What ammo does the 590A1 NFA Pro handle?
It runs both 2.75 and 3 inch 12 gauge shells thanks to the 3 inch chamber. The barrel is a fixed cylinder bore, which is the classic setup for buckshot and slugs at defensive distances. Full-power buck, reduced-recoil loads, and slugs all cycle happily through the pump action.
What is the strap on the forend for?
With a 14 inch barrel, the muzzle sits a lot closer to your support hand than on a full-length shotgun. The strapped forend gives your lead hand a positive index point and helps keep it safely behind the muzzle while you run the action hard. It is a small feature that makes a real difference when working the gun quickly.





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