Mossberg 95051 OEM Synthetic Shotgun Forearm for 12 Gauge (7.75" Action Slide & Tube Nut) - Compatible with Mossberg 500, 535, 590, 590A1, 835 & Maverick 88

The Mossberg 95051 OEM synthetic shotgun forearm is a straightforward replacement or upgrade part for owners of Mossberg's most popular pump-action models. If you shoot a 500, 535, 590, 590A1, 835, or Maverick 88 with a 12-gauge 7.75" action slide and matching tube nut, this forearm puts a factory-fresh grip in your hands—whether you're refreshing a worn original or swapping out a damaged one.

Built from synthetic material, this forearm resists weathering and rough handling better than wood. It's the same spec that comes from Mossberg, so you know the fit and finish will be right. If you're running a 12-gauge Mossberg pump in the field or at the range, having a solid forearm you can count on matters—it's where your support hand lives every shot.

Installation is straightforward if you're comfortable with basic shotgun maintenance. Make sure your action slide and tube nut measure 7.75" before ordering; that's the critical fit dimension. This is OEM Mossberg, not an aftermarket replica, so the tolerances are factory-tight.

Key Features

• OEM Mossberg part—same spec as factory original
• Synthetic construction resists weather and hard use
• Fits 12-gauge models with 7.75" action slide and tube nut
• Compatible with Mossberg 500, 535, 590, 590A1, 835, and Maverick 88

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this forearm fit my Mossberg 500?

Yes, provided your 500 has a 12-gauge 7.75" action slide and 7.75" tube nut. Verify these measurements before ordering; some older or non-standard configurations may differ.

What makes this different from aftermarket forearms?

This is an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) part made by Mossberg. It meets the factory specification and tolerances, ensuring a proper fit on compatible models.

Can I use this on a 20-gauge or other gauge shotgun?

No. This forearm is designed for 12-gauge Mossberg pumps with the specified action slide and tube nut dimensions. Using it on other gauges or incompatible models will result in a poor fit.

Is professional installation required?

Not necessarily. If you're comfortable with basic shotgun takedown and reassembly, you can install this yourself. If you're unsure, a gunsmith can handle it quickly.