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Lightweight
At just a shade under 38 inches and slightly over 6 pounds, the MVP Predator makes a great walking around varmint or calling rifle.
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Pleasure to Shoot
Whether shooting off hand on the range or from a hasty position in the field. The MVP Predator's compactness, weight and trigger make it comfortable to carry and a pleasure to shoot.
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Stippling
Instead of checkering, Mossberg chose to stipple the grip panels on the forearm and at the wrist of the MVP Predator. It provides a cool look that is functional.
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Stock
The stock on the MVP Predator is made of laminated hard wood and the alternating colors provide an almost camouflaged appearance.
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AR-15 Magazines
Having the ability to utilize any AR-15 magazine adds versatility to the MVP platform. It will accept five-, 10-, 20- and even 30-round AR magazines.
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Drop-Push Bolt
Like its older brother, the MVP, the MVP Predator utilizes the Drop-Push bolt. Notice the hinged flange on the bottom of the bolt face. (Right side.)
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LBA Trigger
One of the best features of the MVP Predator is the Mossberg LBA Trigger. Its user adjustable and provides a crisp pull.
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Controls
The MVP Predator features a fluted bolt body and a two-position thumb safety.
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MVP Predator
Mossberg's MVP Predator is a shooter, delivering plenty of precision to whack predators out at the extent of the range of the .223 Rem.
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