Review: Mossberg MVP Patrol

Published on August 22, 2022
Duration: 6:10

This review covers the Mossberg MVP Patrol rifle, chambered in 300 Blackout, highlighting its compatibility with AR magazines, 16.25-inch barrel with a 1:7 twist, and a Picatinny rail for optics. The rifle is presented as a fun and accurate platform, particularly for close-range shooting, with potential for ranch security or as a suppressed SBR. Initial feeding issues are attributed to the rifle being unfired out of the box.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg MVP Patrol, chambered in 300 Blackout, offers AR magazine compatibility and a 16.25-inch barrel with a 1:7 twist. It features a Picatinny rail for optics and weighs 6.5 pounds, with an MSRP of $658. The rifle is praised for its accuracy at 100 yards and potential for ranch security or as a suppressed SBR.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Mossberg MVP Patrol Intro
  2. 00:20Barrel Length and Capacity
  3. 00:31Barrel Twist and Caliber
  4. 00:39Optics Rail and Weight
  5. 00:48MSRP and Ammunition
  6. 00:57Rifle Modifications
  7. 01:11Suppressor Setup
  8. 01:29Bipod Attachment
  9. 01:42Trigger and Stock
  10. 01:55Iron Sights
  11. 02:02Zeroing and Initial Feel
  12. 02:11Close Range Shooting
  13. 02:41100 Yard Shooting
  14. 03:00Accuracy Assessment
  15. 03:13Accuracy at 100 Yards
  16. 03:21Shooters and Performance
  17. 03:29Overall Performance and Issues
  18. 03:38Feeding Issues Explanation
  19. 03:50Purpose of the Rifle
  20. 04:01Mossberg Website Usage
  21. 04:06Fun Factor
  22. 04:12Caliber Choice Considerations
  23. 04:23Close Up Shooting Experience
  24. 04:34Restricted States and Caliber Choice
  25. 04:44Ideal Optic Setup
  26. 04:51Personal Setup Preference
  27. 05:06Barrel Chop and SBR Idea
  28. 05:11300 Blackout Barrel Optimization
  29. 05:20Suppressed SBR Concept
  30. 05:29Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Mossberg MVP Patrol rifle?

The Mossberg MVP Patrol features a 16.25-inch barrel with a 1:7 twist, chambered in 300 Blackout. It's notable for accepting AR magazines, having a Picatinny rail for optics, and weighing 6.5 pounds. It also includes an adjustable trigger and a fiber optic front sight.

How does the Mossberg MVP Patrol perform at 100 yards?

At 100 yards, the Mossberg MVP Patrol is described as accurate to a tee, with multiple individuals successfully hitting targets from standing positions. The reviewer noted no issues putting rounds on target, though ballistic effectiveness at range was not quantified.

What are potential uses for the Mossberg MVP Patrol?

While Mossberg lists security as a use, the reviewer emphasizes its fun factor. Potential applications include ranch security, or as a suppressed Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) given 300 Blackout's optimization for shorter barrels, making it suitable for close-up work.

Were there any reliability issues with the Mossberg MVP Patrol?

The reviewer noted a couple of feeding issues, but attributed them to the rifle being brand new and unfired out of the box, without any prior lubrication or cleaning. This suggests potential break-in period requirements.

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