Mossberg MVP LC .223 Remington/5.56 NATO FDE/Tan Bolt Action Rifle

A: Yes, this rifle is California Compliant Sean. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=2084_1153_1797&filter_id=83

A: This Mossberg MVP is California Compliant.

A: Hi Sean, Yes this is Ca Compliant. It can be found in the Ca Compliant firearms here - https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=2084_1153_1797&filter_id=83

A: its made out of aluminum . see ******The Mossberg MVP LC is a precision tactical bolt action rifle based on an ********aluminum MDT LSS Light Chassis. It features a 16.25" threaded barrel with muzzle brake and comes complete with an adjustable stock and bipod. A Mil-Std 1913 Picatinny rail is ready for your optic of choice. Like all rifles in the MVP series, the MVP LC accepts standard AR-15 magazines. Specifications and Features: 5.56 NATO (accepts .223 Remington) Bolt action 16.25" threaded medium bull fluted barrel with muzzle brake 1:7" twist 10 round magazine Accepts standard AR-15 magazines ******Tan aluminum MDT LSS Light chassis Picatinny optics rail Bipod Adjustable black polymer stock Overall length 35.5" Weight 8 lbs Matte blued

A: Hi Tom, This comes with a "aluminum chassis" SPECS - 5.56 NATO (accepts .223 Remington) Bolt action -- 16.25" threaded medium bull fluted barrel with muzzle brake -- 1:7" twist -- 10 round magazine -- Accepts standard AR-15 magazines >>>>>>>>>>>>Tan aluminum MDT LSS Light chassis -- Picatinny optics rail -- Bipod Adjustable black polymer stock -- Overall length 35.5" -- Weight 8 lbs -- Matte blued

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A: Normally true Michael but, the quality/rifling type of the barrel is a major factor as well. A quality shorter barrel can be just as accurate as a longer barrel with the longer barrel generally giving higher velocity to carry that accuracy out to longer distances.

A: Hi Michael, No the quality/rifling type of the barrel is a major factor as well. A quality shorter barrel can be just as accurate as a longer barrel with the longer barrel generally giving higher velocity to carry that accuracy out to longer distances.

A: a stiffer shorter barrel can be better than a long whippy barrel the shorter sighting plane is not a disadvantage if you are using optics in short a good quality barrel can be super accurate no despite the shorter length