The Mossberg 500 Bantam .410 gauge pump-action shotgun is built for shooters who need a shotgun scaled to fit smaller frames without sacrificing the reliability that's made the 500 platform a staple in American hunting and sport shooting. This 24-inch barreled Model 50112 brings genuine adult-grade firearm engineering to a more compact package, making it an excellent choice for younger shooters, smaller-stature hunters, and anyone who prefers a trimmer, more maneuverable shotgun for upland game, small-bore sport shooting, or learning fundamentals on a forgiving platform.

The 13-inch length of pull is designed specifically for shorter builds, so you get a natural, comfortable sight picture and trigger reach without the over-extension that plagues shooters fitted to full-size stocks. The synthetic black stock and foregrip are tough and weather-resistant, ready for brush, rain, or field neglect. At 6 pounds, it stays light enough for extended days afield without fatigue, yet substantial enough to manage recoil sensibly in a .410 chambering. The pump (slide-action) design is intuitive, reliable, and forgiving of occasional neglect—if you've shot a shotgun before, you'll be running this one smoothly in seconds.

In .410 bore, you're working with lighter shot loads and softer recoil, which matters a lot when you're building shooting confidence or managing a smaller shoulder. The vent-rib barrel helps you track your sight picture, and the dual-bead sight setup is straightforward and proven. The full-fixed choke and 24-inch barrel are well-matched for close-to-mid-range bird hunting and clay work. This is a shotgun that does its job without fuss—practical, dependable, and priced to let you shoot it, not display it.

The Mossberg 500 Bantam .410 gauge pump-action shotgun is built for shooters who need a shotgun scaled to fit smaller frames without sacrificing the reliability that's made the 500 platform a staple in American hunting and sport shooting. This 24-inch barreled Model 50112 brings genuine adult-grade firearm engineering to a more compact package, making it an excellent choice for younger shooters, smaller-stature hunters, and anyone who prefers a trimmer, more maneuverable shotgun for upland game, small-bore sport shooting, or learning fundamentals on a forgiving platform.

The 13-inch length of pull is designed specifically for shorter builds, so you get a natural, comfortable sight picture and trigger reach without the over-extension that plagues shooters fitted to full-size stocks. The synthetic black stock and foregrip are tough and weather-resistant, ready for brush, rain, or field neglect. At 6 pounds, it stays light enough for extended days afield without fatigue, yet substantial enough to manage recoil sensibly in a .410 chambering. The pump (slide-action) design is intuitive, reliable, and forgiving of occasional neglect—if you've shot a shotgun before, you'll be running this one smoothly in seconds.

In .410 bore, you're working with lighter shot loads and softer recoil, which matters a lot when you're building shooting confidence or managing a smaller shoulder. The vent-rib barrel helps you track your sight picture, and the dual-bead sight setup is straightforward and proven. The full-fixed choke and 24-inch barrel are well-matched for close-to-mid-range bird hunting and clay work. This is a shotgun that does its job without fuss—practical, dependable, and priced to let you shoot it, not display it.