- Good back up gun option
- Can upgrade to Truglo Tritium Pro sights
- Safe and easy takedown
- 6-round capacity
- Newer MC2c has more features
The Mossberg is a relatively accurate pistol that is fairly comfortable to shoot. It’s reliable and a decent option if you want to skirt around the Sigs and Glocks of the world.
Product Description
The Mossberg MC1SC has a 6-round capacity with a standard, flush-fit magazine. It features a 3.4-inch barrel, an overall length of 6.25 inches, and an empty weight of 19 ounces. The standard model ships with white three-dot sights, but it is also offered with TRUGLO Tritium PRO sights. What makes this gun unique is the Mossberg Safe Takedown System, a way the company devised for owners to remove the striker assembly prior to takedown. This means no pulling the trigger to field strip your gun.
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Mossberg MC1SC Features
6+1 Capacity
Standard white dot sights (or upgrade to TRUGLO model)
Flush fit magazine
By The Numbers - Mossberg MC1SC
Hands-On Reviews & Related Post
Mossberg MC1SC Variations & Comparables
“Swinging for the fences at $392 MSRP, the 9mm Taurus is designed specifically for those that want to concealed carry but also don’t need a tricked-out Gucci Glock to do it. Ergonomically, it’s okay. It feels good in the hand, but its diminutive size is both a good and bad thing. As far as controls are concerned, everything is more or less where you expect it – all within reach and easy to manipulate. The magazine release might be a tad too shallow for my liking, but it’s billed as a carry gun, and carry guns typically carry smaller controls. Also, the grip is short…our bigger-handed reviewers had to adjust their grip not to blow their fingers off…So watch out for that.” – Johnny B.
Mossberg MC1SC Upgrades & Accessories
final verdict
“Aesthetically it’s one of the better-looking subcompacts on the market. Performance-wise it’s a relatively accurate pistol. How comfortable it is to grip is going to depend on your hands and preferences. It’s offered with or without a cross-bolt safety.” – Kat Ainsworth Stevens
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