Mossberg Model 352KB

Welcome to a visit with the Mossberg Model 352KB, a semi-automatic .22 caliber rifle that can fire short, long, or long rifle cartridges IF the magic adjustable magazine it was supplied with is still present as they are very elusive and hard to find intact. Made somewhere between 1961 and 1966 it fits into the Mossberg family well as an 18.5 inch barreled carbine with a foldable monopod stock. Mossberg to most people these days means shotgun but back in the day they cut their teeth with rimfire rifles and had a whole stable of them that were constantly upgraded from year to year with various improvements, upgrades, or simply random sight or outfitting changes. For this reason I love to collect them and study the different offerings through the years.

One interesting note I forgot to mention in the video, it has the Mossberg Acro Gruv barrel with no Acro-Gruv roll stamp on the barrel......either an oversight or the end of marking the guns as such.

Check here for Mossbergs bolt action version of this rifle…..

   • Mossberg Model 342KA  

In this video I accidentally called the .22 Magnum rifle that I mention the 340T, it is actually the New Haven Model 740T. Sorry for the confusion.

I have a love affair with these Mossberg 22's.....they are often found for a bargain price but at the same time offer a lot for the money. Accurate and well built is usually not synonymous with cheap but Mossberg definitely pulls this off.

Check out my videos for several Mossberg .22 rifles that are featured in depth!

Thanks for stopping by and stay tuned.