Mossberg, a name synonymous with both game and target shooting excellence, has a bolt action that we want to have a version for the airsoft market, the Patriot LR Tactical bolt-action rifle. This rifle is not just about aesthetics, it's a precision machine built for long-range dominance.

Clad in a fully adjustable and customizable chassis, the Patriot LR Tactical is available in three popular long-range calibers: 6.5mm Creedmoor, .308 Winchester, and the potent 6.5 PRC. Gone are the days of limited magazine capacity; this rifle feeds from AICS-style magazines, allowing for quick reloads and extended fire.

The heart of this beast lies in its proven Patriot platform. A medium-bull carbon steel barrel, crowned at 11 degrees, promises match-grade accuracy. Threading for a suppressor adds to the tactical versatility, while a factory-installed 20 MOA Picatinny rail ensures ample elevation adjustment for even the most demanding optics.

But what truly sets the LR Tactical apart is the MDT Field Stock chassis. Picture a rock-solid V-Block aluminum bedding system for unwavering stability on long-distance shots. Imagine the flexibility of an M-LOK forend, ready to be outfitted with your preferred accessories. This stock isn't just customizable, it's downright ergonomic. Adjustable length of pull, cheek rest height, and an oversized trigger guard with integrated mag release – the LR Tactical is designed for shooter comfort and precision.

The icing on the cake? A detachable metal AICS-style magazine, holding 7 or 10 rounds depending on caliber, and the freedom to use aftermarket AICS mags for even greater versatility.

The Patriot LR Tactical is more than just a rifle; it's a statement of intent. It's a testament to Mossberg's commitment to pushing the boundaries of long-range performance and delivering unwavering accuracy, shot after shot.  In airsoft in which we are more familiar with Mossberg with the shotguns, perhaps a a bolt action airsoft sniper rifle based on the Patriot LR is something we want to add more variety.

In this case Cybergun may want to look for an OEM partner to manufacture a version as it has the license to produce Mossberg products for the airsoft market.