Enhanced Slide Safety for Mossberg 500 590 835 930 Shockwave Accessories Aluminum 5 Color Option

Items really helpful and easy to see to keep my shotgun safe!

Great upgrade! We'll made, exact fit and less than 5 minutes to install.

This option does not come with a spare detention spring and ball. So when you remove the factory safety selector prior to installing the new one, be careful to retain the ball. It's much smaller than a BB and thank God I have wood floors not shag carpet, or I would have never found that little sucker. All hood though. Love the look and works great. Big improvement over factory safety selector. Recommend.

I bought this to upgrade the selector on my 500. It's made well enough, but it is thinner than the original. Not a huge negative, but something to be aware of. Installation was easy enough. Just be aware of the ball bearing on top of the spring if you want to use the original ball bearing. It is a different size from the one they send with it.

The thumb wall is so much more useable without having to put downward pressure to keep friction on the stock safety switch. It's reversable too so you can adjust for the comfortable length of your thumb. Cheapest and best upgrade for just about anything I've ever done. Do yourself a favor and grab one.

Perfect works like I expected it to the only problem with this gun is the safety is always been a bear because it's so slick this extra hump really helps you get it on and off easier

It’s a lot better than the stock safety where your thumb can roll right over it. Now you have that stop in the middle of it to help your thumb or finger manipulate the safety back and fourth. You can orient it either way you want too. There’s videos on YouTube to help you install it so be sure you seek those out. Overall, it’s a great addition to your mossy berg!

This did fit my Mossberg 500... however the safety would not slide once installed due to the ball detents not being deep enough (the steel ball gets stuck under it and jams up the safety).I was able to fix this by using a larger steel drill bit to "countersink" the ball detents slightly.Also adding white lithium grease on the bottom side helped to lubricate everything and the tackiness of the grease helped to retain the tiny ball during install (the ball loves to fall into the receiver or just bounce away).The safety does have a very good, grippy "bite" to it because of the way it is machined. It is a good safety switch design except for the ball detents not being big or countersunk enough. Easy fix if you're handy though, don't even really need to use a drill.