I'd like to see one, I figured they were nonexistent lol. Pictures?

 

@shaner


Here are a few photos of mine.

 

I purchased one of these last year to see if I would enjoy clays. I an 6'7" and need alot of LOP. In 12 months I put 1425 shells in it without a problem. It took around 600ish rounds to open a bit more freely.
I would recommend it for a causal shooter. The other plus is that it takes Mobil chokes.

 

I did forget one thing. When I went to change the chokes, they were very tight. I did lap them in with valve grinding compound. After that no problems.

 

@baileybrent64 Thanks for the info. I definitely a casual shooter and thought that for the price point the super sport was a good buy. As you noted, the gun is rather tight however, I thought they'd loosen up with use and oil. Good tip on the chokes, I'll check them out.

 

Oh I do,

 

I just got one at the begining of July so I haven't any long term info. Mine weighed in at 8.4 pounds which was very much what I wanted in a target gun. You said yours "is not too heavy", have you weighed it yet? The factory spec on Mossberg's website said 7.5 pound.

 

No, I haven’t weighed mine. Scales are banned in my house (1 wife, 3 daughters). It just feels light to me because I’m used to my 10# plus scoped rifles.

 

Hello, I am currently considering buying one of these as a backup/loaner. How would you say the quality has held up one year later?

 

Mine has held up well but honestly, I haven’t fired more than 200 rounds through it this year. If you are a casual bird shooter or clay pigeon breaker, you won’t be disappointed.