sir, out of all the demonstrations I have seen on TH-cam, none have mentioned a function check. Thank you. Now I know for sure my shotgun is operational for defense purposes. And I just click the "Like" button to show my appreciation for your awesome demonstration.
best video on this hands down , great job! ive had many guns apart was bot familiar with this model at all. your showing pressing the barrel lug down fixed my issue i was having. thank u
its tricky especial the magazine parts that fall out when you pull the trigger group its not hard just have to pay attention when you reassemble the firearm
Your video was outstanding! Thaw 88 is insanely simple to strip down, yet terrible to reassemble! Perhaps I just forgot the last time that I did it. Thanks fir the help! Ira
Appreciate your effort. Thank you. Would have liked to have seen super close ups of the various mechanisms and their orientations. Perhaps you will re do?
@@3mike2hotel43 GREAT JOB, THANKS! I just picked my 20 gauge 88 up 6 hours ago and appreciate your excellent presentation!!! They are really scarce to find in central Illinois and the one I found at Scheel's couldn't have been on the floor very long! Paid $232.00 plus tx + $256.??. I am a happy man plus now, I can service it with confidence! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year... Bravo Hotel out...
No problem, with use, the action should smooth out a bit. Unlike the 500/590, the maverick 88's interfacing surfaces aren't polished well from the factory. I guess it's a necessary cost saving cut for Mossberg to keep these shotguns budget friendly.
Definitely plan on releasing an improved video once I can secure better lighting and recording equipment. I will make it a point to better point out the internals.
i just seen your video , I replaced my Forend on my Maverick 88 watching your video it went great , function check and everything..my concern is when i was all done and shot gun back together cycling great there on my bench was a small black washer and I have no clue where it could have come from and the bench was clean when i started so i know it wasn't there and had to have come from the gun but i don't know where.( AIM sports same exact forend with same action bars and everything ) quick easy exchange.
Hi there, sorry for the late reply. When you look at the washer, is it a metal or rubber washer? If metal, it may have come off the stock bolt(assuming you removed the stock during disassembly). If it's rubber, it's likely from the dowel rod that is used to lower the capacity of the shotgun to 2+1(you can confirm this by checking to see if there are 2 washers on your dowel rod). If that's the case, you may not need it, unless you plan on using the dowel again. I hope this helps! Have a great day
So far no one has ever mentioned the bolt guide in the housing you can find it there is a screw holding it in place, but not in any youtube video, why do I ask because it makes the bolt canter and jam, why?
Please help someone. I think I pushed the bolt group to far back and when I went to go take the first part out it got stuck like halfway slide off the bolt. I don’t know what the fuck to do because everything I’ve tried hasn’t worked. I barely slide it back to try and take it out and it just got like jam stuck
Hey there, how far is the barrel tightened? Sometimes there will be a very small gap between the tube and the barrel, even if the barrel is completely torqued down. If the gap is considerable though, it may be an issue with how the barrel is locking into the receiver.
Yes, game hopper (if you haven't found the answer to your question yet! I foolishly passed up two a couple of weeks ago not realizing I could have changed the butt stock and been fine! The barrel is 2" shorter on the youth model too, I believe, but that wouldn't have mattered. Hope you found one...Merry Christmas...
Hi there, the model on the table is a Maverick 88 12 gauge with a full length stock and a 28" barrel. However, I do own a youth 20 gauge as well, so I should be able to answer any questions regarding that model if need be.
KEEP THE RECEIVER OPENING VISIBLE. STOP TILTING IT TO THE SIDE. FIX THE GUN IN SOMETHING RIGID. MORE LIGHTING--KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE WAY! TOO MUCH UNNECESSARY TALKING.
Just remember that the Mosburg is a piece of shit and you have to use your barrel to slam your assembly I mean trigger assembly back into place if not good luck with your bruised knuckles
sir, out of all the demonstrations I have seen on TH-cam, none have mentioned a function check. Thank you. Now I know for sure my shotgun is operational for defense purposes. And I just click the "Like" button to show my appreciation for your awesome demonstration.
Thank you! I'm glad I could help out
Life saver, some other guy did a five minute long video that failed to illustrate the point as good as this video did.
Hey thanks for creating this video fella, i found it very helpful for changing out my pinned foreend. Well done 👍👍👍
nice presentation and like how detailed it was step by step with parts sitting alongside.
best video on this hands down , great job! ive had many guns apart was bot familiar with this model at all. your showing pressing the barrel lug down fixed my issue i was having. thank u
Glad I could be of assistance!
its tricky especial the magazine parts that fall out when you pull the trigger group its not hard just have to pay attention when you reassemble the firearm
Ditto on the tip about the bolt lug. Priceless. I wish I would have found your video FIRST.
Great information. Well spoken. Clear and concise! Thank you
Very thorough..very helpful..
First time I've seen the way you checked the functions ..👍👍
Thank you, I'm happy that I could offer up new information!
Stevens 320 is a piece of cake it uses a rotary bolt better pos lockup is a snap to take apart beautiful /and put together
Your video was outstanding!
Thaw 88 is insanely simple to strip down, yet terrible to reassemble!
Perhaps I just forgot the last time that I did it. Thanks fir the help!
Ira
No problem, there are definitely a few places that can be finicky when reassembling that's for sure.
Appreciate your effort. Thank you. Would have liked to have seen super close ups of the various mechanisms and their orientations. Perhaps you will re do?
Thank you, and yes, I do plan to eventually release an improved version of this video once I can upgrade my lighting and recording equipment.
Excellent video.
Muy bien, me sirvio para mi desarme de maverik 88 , Luís Lindon, Monteros, Tucumán , Argentina .👍👍👏
What a cute kitty!
Thank you waiting to get mine friday. Your video will help me out big time.
Not a problem! I really enjoy my Maverick 88 shotguns, you won't be disappointed.
@@3mike2hotel43 GREAT JOB, THANKS! I just picked my 20 gauge 88 up 6 hours ago and appreciate your excellent presentation!!! They are really scarce to find in central Illinois and the one I found at Scheel's couldn't have been on the floor very long! Paid $232.00 plus tx + $256.??. I am a happy man plus now, I can service it with confidence! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year... Bravo Hotel out...
Very good instructional video. It helped very much. Thanks!
Thanks for very nice instructional video. I need to tear down my mav 88 as pump action is very stiff compared to 500 and your video helps a lot.
No problem, with use, the action should smooth out a bit. Unlike the 500/590, the maverick 88's interfacing surfaces aren't polished well from the factory. I guess it's a necessary cost saving cut for Mossberg to keep these shotguns budget friendly.
Thank you sir. This helped quite a bit. Much appreciated.
Thanks Mike we'll done.
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks for taking the time to check it out, be safe!
Thank you sir!!!
If it wasn’t for your video . I’d still be pissed of trying to assemble it
Good video. Very easy to follow. My cats do the same thing (lol)
A little closer with the camera would have been nicer otherwise best video for describing the takedown process
Definitely plan on releasing an improved video once I can secure better lighting and recording equipment. I will make it a point to better point out the internals.
I saw the cat and immediately thought Boondock Saints 😂... Great content thanks man
Thanks for your detail on this, I had a real issue getting it back together. :(
No problem, hope this helped you in the tough spots during reassembly.
Good job. Thank you Sir.
No problem, happy to help
he makes it easy
Thanks you so much
Great video, I just wish there would have been more angles showing the inside
Yeah. I need one of these. Haha 👍
$240 @ Midway USA 2024.
i just seen your video , I replaced my Forend on my Maverick 88 watching your video it went great , function check and everything..my concern is when i was all done and shot gun back together cycling great there on my bench was a small black washer and I have no clue where it could have come from and the bench was clean when i started so i know it wasn't there and had to have come from the gun but i don't know where.( AIM sports same exact forend with same action bars and everything ) quick easy exchange.
Hi there, sorry for the late reply. When you look at the washer, is it a metal or rubber washer? If metal, it may have come off the stock bolt(assuming you removed the stock during disassembly). If it's rubber, it's likely from the dowel rod that is used to lower the capacity of the shotgun to 2+1(you can confirm this by checking to see if there are 2 washers on your dowel rod). If that's the case, you may not need it, unless you plan on using the dowel again.
I hope this helps! Have a great day
Wouldve loved to have seen all the lube points but otherwise awesome!
So far no one has ever mentioned the bolt guide in the housing you can find it there is a screw holding it in place, but not in any youtube video, why do I ask because it makes the bolt canter and jam, why?
I cant get the trigger guard back in :/
My barrel is stuck and I can’t get it out
Please help someone. I think I pushed the bolt group to far back and when I went to go take the first part out it got stuck like halfway slide off the bolt. I don’t know what the fuck to do because everything I’ve tried hasn’t worked. I barely slide it back to try and take it out and it just got like jam stuck
I cannot get my barrel nut to tighten all the way down
Hey there, how far is the barrel tightened? Sometimes there will be a very small gap between the tube and the barrel, even if the barrel is completely torqued down. If the gap is considerable though, it may be an issue with how the barrel is locking into the receiver.
My maverick 88 didn't come with a doll stick. 12ga 18" barrel. Why.
What happen to it
Depending on where you bought the firearm, and the condition of the shotgun when you bought it, it may have been removed prior to your purchase.
is that a mossberg maverick 88 20 gauge youth?
Yes, game hopper (if you haven't found the answer to your question yet! I foolishly passed up two a couple of weeks ago not realizing I could have changed the butt stock and been fine! The barrel is 2" shorter on the youth model too, I believe, but that wouldn't have mattered. Hope you found one...Merry Christmas...
Hi there, the model on the table is a Maverick 88 12 gauge with a full length stock and a 28" barrel. However, I do own a youth 20 gauge as well, so I should be able to answer any questions regarding that model if need be.
i own a maverick 88 very good reliable gun but a Stevens 320 is better in many ways
KEEP THE RECEIVER OPENING VISIBLE. STOP TILTING IT TO THE SIDE. FIX THE GUN IN SOMETHING RIGID. MORE LIGHTING--KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE WAY! TOO MUCH UNNECESSARY TALKING.
Just remember that the Mosburg is a piece of shit and you have to use your barrel to slam your assembly I mean trigger assembly back into place if not good luck with your bruised knuckles