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MVP LC and multi-mission capability considering likely engagement distances – even in terms of precision shooting. Further tactical modification of the Mossberg MVP LC is possible. For example, by adding MDT night vision hooded rail accessories on the stock’s forend, one can mount a PS 22 type night vision device. An example of this type of device is the American Technologies Network ATN PS 22 Night Vision Device. The ATN PS 22 allows for the day scope to stay constantly zeroed, yet allows for quick adaptation for night use. It can be attached or detached with no impact on the day optic’s point of aim and parallax is not an issue. Another benefit of the PS 22 is that a scope’s reticle does not need to be illuminated or IR compatible for it to be visible when it is in use. This differs from NV products that mount to the rear of the scope. Even though a bolt action and imminently qualified to serve as a precision tactical weapon, the MVP LC should not be pigeon holed into solely a sniper rifle role. There are many jurisdictions that will appreciate its non-assault rifle persona while maintaining its high capacity capability even though a bolt action; think lightweight patrol rifle with 20 round capacity. Concerns related to over penetration could be addressed with ammunition selection; the new Winchester PDX 1 Defender loading for the .308 Win. featuring the SplitCore Technology 120 grain bullet immediately comes to mind. The use of detachable AR magazines simplifies loading/unloading procedures compared to fixed box magazines that require the action to be manipulated to unload. While not fair to compare the Mossberg MVP LC to other rifles costing thousands more, it is unavoidable. The MVP LC performed equal or better as other rifles tested in this format costing significantly more. Readers are urged, whether civilian or LE, not to fall into the trap of thinking that only dollars spent equate into proficiency. Yes, equipment is a huge part of the skills equation when precision marksmanship is sought, but it is often emphasized in lieu of training and practice. The Mossberg MVP LC is not a compromise candidate in terms of performance; though a user will benefit from selecting it by having funds left in the budget for optics, ammunition, and training. The Mossberg MVP LC rifle will take care of most imaginable engagements from 0-600 yards involving two or four legged adversaries/quarry. Mossberg is establishing itself as a “one stop shop” for all consumers’ needs either sporting or personal defense with its increasingly varied product line up. It is rare to find a company that can provide products that can serve customer needs so fully. The Mossberg MVP LC is hard to argue against in terms of utility for LE or security conscience civilians. SITES OF INTEREST O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. www.mossberg.com Echo Valley Training Center www.echovalleytrainingcenter.com Leupold & Stevens, Inc. www.leupold.com <strong>SAR</strong> Vol. 20, No. 2 58 MARCH 2016
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