Mossberg Model 183D-C .410 Bore Bolt-Action Shotgun, 23 in Barrel, 3 in Chamber, 2+1 Capacity, External Adjustable Choke (1953–1956)
The Mossberg Model 183D-C is a U.S.-made bolt-action .410 repeater produced circa 1953–1956. This D-C variant is noted for its added ejector interrupter and features an externally threaded muzzle with a multi-ring, knurled screw-on adjustable choke. It pairs a 23 in barrel and 3 in chamber with a straightforward front bead sight and a one-piece hardwood sporter stock.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Fair - Generally clean, some residue or smudges, slight corrosion.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm is in solid functional shape. There are scratches and blemishes present. The bore is clean and shiny. Pitting is present. The finish shows discoloration.
What’s Included
- Leather sling with brass buckle, installed on swivels
This Model 183D-C uses a bolt-action .410 repeater layout with a 2+1 capacity, a right-hand bolt with a round knob, and a right-side ejection port. The 23 in barrel is chambered for 3 in shells, offering flexibility within the .410 Bore format.
At the muzzle, the barrel is externally threaded and fitted with a multi-ring, knurled screw-on choke that allows external adjustment. The sighting setup is simple and purposeful, with a front bead and no rear sight.
The one-piece hardwood sporter stock has a pistol-grip profile and a smooth surface with a black serrated buttplate. Fixed sling swivels are installed, and a leather sling with a brass buckle is included.
The D-C series variant is noted for its added ejector interrupter and was produced circa 1953–1956. Construction includes a blued steel receiver and blued finish components, made in the United States. Serial number is exempt as designated.