The Mossberg Patriot Night Train is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .308 Win with a 22-inch fluted barrel, muzzle brake, and OD green synthetic stock. It holds 5 rounds (5+1) and weighs 9 lbs with an overall length of 42.75 inches. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .308 Win 
• Capacity: 5 rounds (5+1) 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Weight: 9 lbs 
• Overall Length: 42.75 inches 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Trigger Type: Adjustable LBA (Lightweight Adjustable) 
• Safety Mechanism: Two-position safety 
• Stock Material: Synthetic (OD Green) 
• Receiver Material: Steel 
   

Features 

The fluted barrel trims weight without giving up rigidity, which helps keep barrel whip in check during firing. The integrated muzzle brake noticeably cuts felt recoil — useful during longer range sessions. The Lightweight Adjustable Trigger lets you dial in pull weight to suit your preference, which pays off in shot-to-shot consistency. A Picatinny rail sits on top of the receiver for mounting optics or other accessories. The two-position safety is simple and positive. 
 

Usage 

At .308 Win with a 22-inch barrel, the Patriot Night Train is well-suited to long-range target work and deer or varmint hunting. The adjustable trigger and muzzle brake make it easier to shoot accurately over a full range session. The OD green synthetic stock handles weather without needing much maintenance.

The Mossberg Patriot in .308 Win is generally well-regarded as an accessible bolt-action rifle, particularly for the price.

Value is the most consistent talking point — users repeatedly note that the Patriot punches above its price point for accuracy. Out-of-the-box performance at longer distances surprises many new owners, and the OD green finish appeals to those who prefer a tactical-leaning aesthetic. The bolt action smoothness gets regular compliments, and the platform accepts a wide range of aftermarket accessories.

The common criticisms: at 9 lbs it's on the heavy side for a hunting rifle carried across open terrain. The factory trigger divides opinion — many find it usable, but some describe it as heavy or rough out of the box and recommend an aftermarket swap for competitive use. The stock is functional but lacks the fit of higher-end options. Finish durability is occasionally noted as an issue after extended field use, with minor wear appearing over time. Overall, the Patriot is frequently recommended as a solid entry point for .308 bolt-action shooting, with the acknowledgment that trigger and stock upgrades can take it further.