Customer Reviews for Mossberg & Sons MVP Long Range 7.62 NATO Bolt Action Rifle

Great bench gun, would be a little heavy to haul around the woods, but doable. Adjustable comb is a little quirky, but functional and the Mosscote is decently soft. Nice bulky bolt handle. Standard 10 round magazine was more than sufficient, although it really will fit just about any AR mag you've got lying around. Kicks like a mule, wouldn't mind a muzzle compensator or suppressor. Mag release is most peoples' biggest complaint, but I've seen much worse. Once its broken-in it's not all that bad. Pistol grip feels GREAT, but I'm not the biggest fan of the LBA trigger. It makes the pull a little deceptive. Entire stock is covered in grit which doesn't feel great on bare skin. Overall well-made rifle with some cool perks. Pretty consistent at 100 yards even with cheap ammo.

I bought this from buds several months ago and finally took it to the range. I searched hard and long before buying this gun and pretty much found no reviews, still can't find much. So I decided to write one for those that might be looking for info. It has so many features I wanted I just had to give it a try range report or no range report and was very pleasantly surprised. The maximum range I could shoot at was 100 yards so I can't speak past that. But it was consistent 3/8" and a few 1/2" groups @100 with Barnes VOR-TX .308 Win. 150 Grain TTSX-BT Rifle Ammo - I don't think you could ask much more than that considering the price. I equipped the rifle with a Primary Arms 4-14X44mm Riflescope - ACSS HUD DMR .308/.223 Reticle. I also put a DPMS Muzzle Brake Miculek 5/8"-24 Thread LR-308 Steel Parkerized on it. NO NOTICEABLE recoil with 150-155 Gr ammunition, faint recoil with 175 Gr. I tired 4 variations of ammo, Barnes 150 was the best, Barnes 155 second best, and strangely enough 175 Gr Black Hills match was the worst putting out about 1.5 - 2.0 MOA groups @ 100. As always Buds did their job well.