I have good experience with Mossberg, especially when I moved my Patriot .308 W to a chassis and my Patriot Predator 7 PRC to a chassis. With your .300 WM Patriot, you can get better recoil control and therefore, even better accuracy with a muzzle brake. The Patriot is unthreaded. So, my Patriot .308 wears a clamp-on brake from Kahntrol Solutions. Works like a charm, butterfly kisses on the cheek. With chassis, you need Limbsaver Airtech slip-on recoil pads. But if using the Patriot stock, check out Falcon Strike hydraulic pads. Granted, this is taking it out of the budget range if you do that. The horrible accuracy you are hearing of comes from one source. I have not seen any other person have this same problem. Bacfire TV had a problem with a Mossberg Patriot .308 W. Even I was a beginner with rifles got better results with my Mossberg Patriot .308 W but they had horrendous results. While having great results with Ruger, their favorite brand.
The Ruger American is also a great value. A buddy did a polishing job on his on the bolt and it was really slick. I want the ruger american ranch 5.56 that takes AR mags. And put a LPVO on it or red dot
Yeah them ruger bolt guns are crack shots as well , I love that these companies are making bolt guns that are affordable and reliable for a very reasonable price . And wow I just looked into that ranch with that barrel and a decent optic with some heavier pills I bet would get you out to 7 to 800 yards and that’s awesome that it takes ar mags … all these companies amaze me with their competitiveness coming out with new and cool shit it’s awesome 😊
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET i dont yet but i have been wanting the ranch 5.56 and the 6.5 creedmore. Now that Washington state has banned mags over 10 i may get into bolt guns to save my standard capacity mags for when i need them the most. I only have a savage 10 .308 and savage 22 mag right now. The savage .308 i had pillar bedded and trigger job 2.75 pound trigger and cerakote. I can get 3 shot groups touching at 100 yards
@@americanmilitiaman88 that sucks bro I didn’t realize Washington joined the whole rape the citizens of their rights program … makes me so mad 😠 !!! But a lot of law enforcement use the ruger bolt guns they are super reliable and accurate , but I’m interested in the ranch as well and it has a decent price point as well … that’s awesome that you can use a 30 round ar mag in a bolt gun if needed … are you still allowed to have 30 rounders if they were bought before the ban though right ??
I just ordered it in 375 Ruger a real beast I don’t think I will be painting it though but I had a Winchester auto shotgun and I restored it back from a piece of garbage and I am not kidding I painted it the exact color you have there. I used it for a turkey gun. But back to the mossberg everyone one said it’s a piece of plastic garbage if you take that to Africa you’ll be laughed out of there well I just watched a guy drill a big buffalo with one he said it worked perfect anyway thanks for showing.
You got the 300 win mag variant ? I would “think” ( not entirely sure ) that as long as it isn’t under 18 inches your velocity shouldn’t suffer that much .
Yes a lot less moving parts 🟰 a lot let’s breakages. Check ‘em out bro they start out at 400 , at least the mossbergs do and it’s been nothing but pleasant with me 🫡
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET Not just parts but from a former infantryman's perspective. Most people won't have the logistics and man power to get into prolonged engagements. This is where grandpa's old deer rifle can help stop a company sized element ftom moving for ours with concealment and 1-2 decently precise shots resulting in casualties.
@@Balaclavaballistics I like the way ya think , if you drop a few of them ( depending how dedicated they are ) the rest will duck or run for cover imo … Them old deer rifles can make some well processed shots right where you want them to go , not like a semi auto with 2-3 moa…. So bolts guns are definitely a priority in one’s collection imo .
@@Balaclavaballistics since you have went down that road I’d definitely like to pick your brain on a few things when it comes to these guns in general ! When you guys ran bolt guns was it specifically 308 or did you guys run other calibers as well or just nato shit ?
I have good experience with Mossberg, especially when I moved my Patriot .308 W to a chassis and my Patriot Predator 7 PRC to a chassis.
With your .300 WM Patriot, you can get better recoil control and therefore, even better accuracy with a muzzle brake. The Patriot is unthreaded. So, my Patriot .308 wears a clamp-on brake from Kahntrol Solutions. Works like a charm, butterfly kisses on the cheek.
With chassis, you need Limbsaver Airtech slip-on recoil pads. But if using the Patriot stock, check out Falcon Strike hydraulic pads. Granted, this is taking it out of the budget range if you do that.
The horrible accuracy you are hearing of comes from one source. I have not seen any other person have this same problem. Bacfire TV had a problem with a Mossberg Patriot .308 W. Even I was a beginner with rifles got better results with my Mossberg Patriot .308 W but they had horrendous results. While having great results with Ruger, their favorite brand.
The Ruger American is also a great value. A buddy did a polishing job on his on the bolt and it was really slick. I want the ruger american ranch 5.56 that takes AR mags. And put a LPVO on it or red dot
Yeah them ruger bolt guns are crack shots as well , I love that these companies are making bolt guns that are affordable and reliable for a very reasonable price . And wow I just looked into that ranch with that barrel and a decent optic with some heavier pills I bet would get you out to 7 to 800 yards and that’s awesome that it takes ar mags … all these companies amaze me with their competitiveness coming out with new and cool shit it’s awesome 😊
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET i believe mossberg has a AR mag bolt gun also.
@@americanmilitiaman88 once again how unaware I was with the bolt gun game 😞 I need to step my game up . I take it as you own a ruger ?
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET i dont yet but i have been wanting the ranch 5.56 and the 6.5 creedmore. Now that Washington state has banned mags over 10 i may get into bolt guns to save my standard capacity mags for when i need them the most. I only have a savage 10 .308 and savage 22 mag right now. The savage .308 i had pillar bedded and trigger job 2.75 pound trigger and cerakote. I can get 3 shot groups touching at 100 yards
@@americanmilitiaman88 that sucks bro I didn’t realize Washington joined the whole rape the citizens of their rights program … makes me so mad 😠 !!! But a lot of law enforcement use the ruger bolt guns they are super reliable and accurate , but I’m interested in the ranch as well and it has a decent price point as well … that’s awesome that you can use a 30 round ar mag in a bolt gun if needed … are you still allowed to have 30 rounders if they were bought before the ban though right ??
I just ordered it in 375 Ruger a real beast I don’t think I will be painting it though but I had a Winchester auto shotgun and I restored it back from a piece of garbage and I am not kidding I painted it the exact color you have there. I used it for a turkey gun. But back to the mossberg everyone one said it’s a piece of plastic garbage if you take that to Africa you’ll be laughed out of there well I just watched a guy drill a big buffalo with one he said it worked perfect anyway thanks for showing.
I got the same one but l got a vortex crossfire2 6x24x50
The vortex line up is nice as hell imo because of the price point as well as what you get with it … how far have you taken yours out too ?
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET have not had my long so l have only so sighted it in at 100 yards and ammo is expensive
@@jakefaulkner6014 too expensive !!! Well if you have it sighted in good at 100 then it’s also good for 600 and please believe it’ll make it on ease!!
I have a question I got one for Christmas and mine came with a 22inch barrel but it has not affected my velocity much though
You got the 300 win mag variant ? I would “think” ( not entirely sure ) that as long as it isn’t under 18 inches your velocity shouldn’t suffer that much .
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET yes it is a 300 win mag
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET it’s even wood lol
I need a bolt gun for sure. Often times more useful than your typical mag fed semi autos.
Yes a lot less moving parts 🟰 a lot let’s breakages. Check ‘em out bro they start out at 400 , at least the mossbergs do and it’s been nothing but pleasant with me 🫡
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET Not just parts but from a former infantryman's perspective. Most people won't have the logistics and man power to get into prolonged engagements. This is where grandpa's old deer rifle can help stop a company sized element ftom moving for ours with concealment and 1-2 decently precise shots resulting in casualties.
@@Balaclavaballistics I like the way ya think , if you drop a few of them ( depending how dedicated they are ) the rest will duck or run for cover imo … Them old deer rifles can make some well processed shots right where you want them to go , not like a semi auto with 2-3 moa…. So bolts guns are definitely a priority in one’s collection imo .
@@OPERATORonaBUDGET I did learn a little bit being around Special Operations, having a sniper qualified team leader, and being in 82nd.
@@Balaclavaballistics since you have went down that road I’d definitely like to pick your brain on a few things when it comes to these guns in general ! When you guys ran bolt guns was it specifically 308 or did you guys run other calibers as well or just nato shit ?
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