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lmccrock · June 14, 2012, 05:49 AM

I suspect if you can get your hands on a JM Pro, you will be happy. The 24" is a little better than 22", but not so much barrel length but capacity - the 24" holds more rounds. With the 22", if at some future time you want the extra round, you can always change the mag tube. Also, a few matches require Tactical Division to have a mag capacity max of 8, which can be accomplished with a plug, but it is one more thing to deal with if your tube holds more than 8.

3-gun matches occasionally break clays, but usually at most 1 or 2 clays on one stage. And my 20 or 22" guns break them fine, although I usually shoot different ammo for them (Fiocchi spreaders vs plain birdshot).

You can buy a longer barrel for the 930, although check with Mossberg to be sure the barrels swap straight over.

June 14, 2012, 05:49 AM	#5
lmccrock Senior Member Join Date: April 23, 2007 Location: Red Rock. TX Posts: 820	I suspect if you can get your hands on a JM Pro, you will be happy. The 24" is a little better than 22", but not so much barrel length but capacity - the 24" holds more rounds. With the 22", if at some future time you want the extra round, you can always change the mag tube. Also, a few matches require Tactical Division to have a mag capacity max of 8, which can be accomplished with a plug, but it is one more thing to deal with if your tube holds more than 8. 3-gun matches occasionally break clays, but usually at most 1 or 2 clays on one stage. And my 20 or 22" guns break them fine, although I usually shoot different ammo for them (Fiocchi spreaders vs plain birdshot). You can buy a longer barrel for the 930, although check with Mossberg to be sure the barrels swap straight over.