Ruger Precision Rifle/Mossberg MVP

[CodySPowell]

I've been eyeballing the Mossberg MVP and the Ruger Precision. Kinda leaning towards the Ruger. Who has either and what's your opinion or preference on them?

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[Shane P]

I've been eyeballing the Mossberg MVP and the Ruger Precision. Kinda leaning towards the Ruger. Who has either and what's your opinion or preference on them?

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I've got the mossberg and it's a tac driver, ther only problem I had wd the magazine kept them from feeding so I called mossberg after it was two years old and it if warranty. They sent me one free of charge and haven't had a minute trouble from it. Mine come with a decent scope, for what I paid for the gun anyways.

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[CodySPowell]

I've got the mossberg and it's a tac driver, ther only problem I had wd the magazine kept them from feeding so I called mossberg after it was two years old and it if warranty. They sent me one free of charge and haven't had a minute trouble from it. Mine come with a decent scope, for what I paid for the gun anyways.

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I know a few guys here have the Mossberg and have nothing but good things to say about it. As a bonus it will accept standard AR mags.

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[SouthernCoyote]

I have a Mossberg MVP Varmint 24" in 5.56 and it's an excellent shooter. Have taken it to 1k twice, but usually shoot 700 yards or less with 70 gr VLD. This load is 1/3 MOA or less. They do tend to have long throats. I also have an RPR in 6.5 Creedmoor which is a 1/4 MOA on the regular. Don't think you will be disappointed at all with either. My recommendation is use high quality brass, primers, and projectiles if you are handloading. To be fair, my MVP shot factory ammo horribly lol.

[CodySPowell]

I have a Mossberg MVP Varmint 24" in 5.56 and it's an excellent shooter. Have taken it to 1k twice, but usually shoot 700 yards or less with 70 gr VLD. This load is 1/3 MOA or less. They do tend to have long throats. I also have an RPR in 6.5 Creedmoor which is a 1/4 MOA on the regular. Don't think you will be disappointed at all with either. My recommendation is use high quality brass, primers, and projectiles if you are handloading. To be fair, my MVP shot factory ammo horribly lol.

Great info! Thanks for the input! [emoji106]

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[Ledslnger]

The Ruger RPR will be coming out in .300 WM and .338 Lapua soon I believe if you want to go bigger.

[CodySPowell]

The Ruger RPR will be coming out in .300 WM and .338 Lapua soon I believe if you want to go bigger.

Bigger would be cool, but that doesn't fit into the budget. Aside from .223 I was considering 6.5 CM.

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[Ledslnger]

Well, I just saw one in .338 LM on Gunbroker. They are out already!

[CodySPowell]

Well, I just saw one in .338 LM on Gunbroker. They are out already!

That would be sweet! But my goal is 50 BMG... [emoji16]

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[denton]

well i got the ruger in 308 .just now need a long range scope