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    Quote Originally Posted by Nairb85 View Post
    I haven't seen an actual fix but i run at-15 pistol mags and put a few strips of gun tape on the rear edge of the mags and it had solved the issue.
    I guess a work-around is better than the problem. I don't know why they just don't come out with a fix for it from Mossberg? The rifle itself shoots amazingly well with my homeloads. If it didn't shoot so well I would have dumped it by now.
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    Mossbergs fix seems to be selling the rifle in the lss chassis now, it's magwell has significantly less slop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nairb85 View Post
    Mossbergs fix seems to be selling the rifle in the lss chassis now, it's magwell has significantly less slop.
    Yup, that chassis is awesome. Just sayin.
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    Yes it is

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    Mossberg MVP feed issue

    Quote Originally Posted by Nairb85 View Post
    Yes it is
    Unfortunately the aluminum mag well from Tromix isn’t available in Canada. Have tried and they won’t ship it. There is also a fairly easy fix with leaving the magazine a little on the sloppy side. Using a die grinder or a Dremel, change the feeding ramp surface by machining out a bit more of a degree to accomadate the mag in the backward position. Remove only a little bit of material at a time. Reassemble check feed, then take it back apart and remove more if needed. Mine now works like a charm.

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