Mossberg MVP Patrol Rifles IN STOCK

Allan_03 said:
What is so horrible about the bolt? Looking to pick up a 5.56 model as a truck/varmint rig.
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It's pretty loose and quite a bit of up and down movement. That being said I still like it for how compact it is, fairly accurate and takes AR mags.
I still have to try my LAR 15 and Beowulf mag and see if it'll work
 
you have theses listed under /firearms-ammunition/index4.html ,,shouldn't it be under one of the fire arm headings,, hard to find if you don't see the ad that scrolls by
WanstallsOnline said:
These have landed and our preorders have gone out to their respective homes! For anyone else looking for a fantastic deal on these rifles to make use of all that American Eagle .223REM that went out over the last few weeks, we have the Mossberg MVP Patrol tactical bolt-action rifles in stock. We also have the MVP Patrol package rifles with the scope combo in the building for those who want to have it ready to go right out of the box!

Mossberg MVP Patrol 16.25" .223REM


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Mossberg MVP Patrol 16.25" Package .223REM


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The Mossberg MVP Patrol will run you just $639.99 Canadian and the package version is only $729.99! Both ship for only $10 with our flat rate shipping so grab yours today!

Cheers,
Daniel
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Allan_03 said:
What is so horrible about the bolt? Looking to pick up a 5.56 model as a truck/varmint rig.
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lots of slop and movement so the amount of force needed to close it while having the gun shouldered makes it impossible to stay on target to the point of having to lower the gun to chamber another round. The magazine lock up (if you can call it that) has a lot of wiggle, If you insert a mag on an open bolt it will go in to deep, also had mags fall out.
 
Brian46 said:
lots of slop and movement so the amount of force needed to close it while having the gun shouldered makes it impossible to stay on target to the point of having to lower the gun to chamber another round. The magazine lock up (if you can call it that) has a lot of wiggle, If you insert a mag on an open bolt it will go in to deep, also had mags fall out.
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Oh...didn't know about this...hm.... Would this be hard for the gunsmith to rectify?
 
Take that with a grain of salt. I 'have a 223 and a 308 mvp patrol,and a varmint in 223 very nice riffle. Accurate, great stock and solid, take lar 15 or m14 mags.

Check some reviews on the net. Fore sure is not tight as a PGW :redface:
 
I prefer Varmint 223 for the range , the stock is better for this purpose.

But the patrol is really great little riffle. the stock is rigid too even is made in plastic..
 
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