DTAC Mongoose Follow-Up & Special Offer

Nathan S
by Nathan S

Recently, TFB published a review of the DTAC Mongoose recoil-absorbing stock. I was impressed with the idea, but not impressed by the execution. There are three ways companies deal with a negative reviews:

  1. Whine, throw a tantrum, and burn bridges (uncommon, but very public).
  2. Deal with it (most common).           -or-
  3. Proactively respond & embrace the review (rare)

DTAC has taken the latter approach, constantly communicating with TFB’s Editing staff and myself asking for feedback and working on a new version of the recoil-absorbing stock. Color me impressed, especially for a new company.

We always want to see companies survive and thrive in the marketplace. Each one brings a unique perspective to solving shooting problems and providing. DTAC is running a special promotion for their current generation. Call it a “buy one now, get a better one free later” deal. Details are below.

Special Offer!!!!!

Dear Customers:

Thank you for your interest in the DTAC Mongoose. What you see on this website is the first generation of our new stock. It is a very limited run we have brought to market in order to test our concept of a light weight, detachable, recoil reducing stock for the Mossberg 500 series of shotguns. Producing this batch has allowed us to provide samples to and get vital feedback from experts. Although the product in its current form is solid and safe, there are many improvements we expect to make for the next generation of stock. Some of the improvement planned for the next generation are as follows, shorter length of pull, higher initial break away force, a solid black finish, and a slightly less “play” in connection. As mentioned, we have feedback from several expert shooters, but we also want feedback from the general shooting public. To that end, any one who purchases (or has purchased) a DTAC Mongoose and sends feedback to customerservice@dtacproducts.com will get a next generation version sent to them free of charge when they become available(sometime in 2015). We hope to lower our price for our full production model, and as an additional incentive to gather feedback, we will be lowering the price on our current units to $165.00. We only have a few stocks left and this offer is on a first come, first serve basis. If you like the overall concept we have come up with, this is a good opportunity to have a hand in this product’s development.

Regards

Joshua Denenberg

President/DTAC

Good luck, DTAC. We will happily review the new version again.

For those wanting to take advantage of the offer, you can pick up a DTAC Mongoose stock here.

Nathan S
Nathan S

One of TFB's resident Jarheads, Nathan now works within the firearms industry. A consecutive Marine rifle and pistol expert, he enjoys local 3-gun, NFA, gunsmithing, MSR's, & high-speed gear. Nathan has traveled to over 30 countries working with US DoD & foreign MoDs.The above post is my opinion and does not reflect the views of any company or organization.

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  • Adverse Adverse on Aug 28, 2014

    Never fired a Mossberg 500 series shotgun. My Mossberg Maverick 88 was $189.00 list. No recoil to speak of with standard 12 gauge 00 buck. For sure not enough to mount a $165 stock on it. But, for shooting heavier loads frequently, may be worth it. Good luck to the company.

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    • DiverEngrSL17K DiverEngrSL17K on Sep 04, 2014

      @Geodkyt Sorry to hear that, Geodykt. If I'm not mistaken, Mossberg adopted the one-piece forearm assembly from the Maverick 88 for more recent production runs covering at least some models of the 500 that use synthetic forearms --- as in the case of your Cruiser --- for the very reasons you mentioned. My 500 is a 2010 Tactical Persuader with the 20" barrel and 8-shot extended tube magazine, and it came with the original-style synthetic forearm comprising a separate action-slide assembly tube, tube nut and handguard.

      Mossberg really should go back to the original forearm design, even if they have to charge a few more dollars up front, instead of making you buy a whole new action-slide assembly tube and nut just to accommodate a different handguard.

  • David Sharpe David Sharpe on Aug 28, 2014

    Ah man, why can't they have this for the 870? I have a Chinese Knockoff of one that I want a new stock for.

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