Mossberg was showing its new value-priced Maverick bolt-action rifles at the 2010 SHOT Show. The rifles are set to sell for about $250.
The Maverick rifles will be available in long and short actions, starting with .270 and .30-06, and .243 and .308 respectively.
The Maverick rifles have black synthetic stocks, and can be had with the adjustable length of pull system. The rifles come standard with Weaver-type mounts for easy installation of a scope.
The Mavericks will have a standard trigger, not the adjustable “Lightening Bolt Action” system that Mossberg is putting on many of its rifles and shotguns.
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I have the .270. It is a very tight group shooting rifle, but I am having one problem with it. When chambering the last shell in the clip, it ” jumps” out of he clip just after the bolt starts moving it forward. I am trying to find a way to contact mossberg and se if there is anything they know of to fix this.
I had the same trouble in spades. The first round couldn’t find the chamber. Second and third sometimes made it and the fourth would jump out of the receiver.
Called the service center in TX and they told me to send it back.
I was lucky that I still had the box it came in. UPS charge ne about $26 to ship it.
Took about a week and now it feeds good. probably jus an adustment.
Bummer that I had to pay shipping for a faulty product.
Shame Mossberg.
I have a .308 it shoots a nice group with handload. im very happy with it.
I recently purchased a Maverick rifle in .243 Win. The price was right and I have yet to test fire the weapon. I went to both the Massberg and Maverick websites and could not find out any info on this rifle. What Gives?? I would like to give it to my grandson in several years.
I have a mossberg atr 100 and I had problem with all the shells jumping out of the clip, I sent it back to mossberg and they fixed the problem and it’s been working fine every since.
Recently purchased a Mossberg Maverick in .243; being on short notice I attached the Barska scope off my ATR 100 and even with this scope “the horizontal reticle is uneven” I produced a ¼” group. My ATR 100 is in .270 and I have the same last shell feeding issue, past that I’m very pleased with both guns. The .270 will usually hold a 1”–1 ¼” group.
I recently purchased a Mavrick in 30-06. The trigger had terrible creep problems. I contacted the factory and they told me to send in the trigger assy. Received it back in a few day and it is very nice, smooooth as silk. I am pleased with the gun so far and I bought if from Academy for just over 200. Quite a buy. Can’t wait to get to the range.
I’am Danny from Athens, Ga. Purchased new Moss with adjustable trigger, fluted barrel in 270 cal with Barska 3x9x40 scope. I can cover a 3 shot group with a penny. The action is smooth and I am well pleased. I would purchase another and would recommend the rifle to anyone. Great job Mosberg/Mavrick.
I have a Mossberg Maverick in 243 caliber and I am very pleased. I sighted it in with Seller & Bellot 100 Grain Soft Point ammo and was surprised with a 3/8″ group at 100 yards. I have not tried any reloads but that will be next. this rifle is something else and I feel this year I will be able to get me that Buck I wanted last year.