PULVERDAMPF

•For Use with Aftermarket AR-15 Magazines

Last year Mossberg rocked the rifle world with the introduction of its MVP rifle. In case you don't know, the MVP is a bolt-rifle in .223 Rem. that feeds from a detachable box magazine. The kicker is it's not just any magazine; the MVP uses AR 15 magazines. Whether five, 10, 20 or 30 rounders does not matter. If you have a magazine that will work in an AR 15, it will work in a Mossberg MVP.

The MVP line was successful enough that Mossberg again looked to the 4×4 but this time to explore the feasibility of converting a 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) example to accept the DPMS/M14 style magazine used by the various AR-10 rifles such as offered by Bushmaster, DPMS and Remington to name a few. The result is the newest member of the Mossberg MVP lineup

rifleshootermag review hat geschrieben:As for going with the military 7.62 chamber stamping instead of .308 Winchester, it was for the same reason the company chose to use 5.56 NATO for the other MVP: namely, military chamber and throating specs are slightly more generous than for the .308 Winchester, so that under some circumstances firing military 7.62 ammo in a .308 Winchester rifle can produce higher than normal pressures. We’re not talking dangerous levels, mind you; it’s just that Mossberg felt that going with the 7.62 chamber specs was the prudent thing to do.

gewo hat geschrieben:hi

die aussagen stimmen alle
das teil wird es wohl nicht nach europa schaffen

sobald eine waffe mit 5,56x45 oder einem anderen militaerischen kaliber bestempelt ist darf sie nicht mehr ausgefuehrt werden

Vintageologist hat geschrieben:

gewo hat geschrieben:hi
sobald eine waffe mit 5,56x45 oder einem anderen militaerischen kaliber bestempelt ist darf sie nicht mehr ausgefuehrt werden

Bist du dir da sicher? Soweit mir bekannt war nur 7.62/308 betroffen...