The Mossberg Patriot Bolt-Action Scoped Combo in .308 Win is a factory-scoped bolt-action rifle with a 22-inch barrel. It's intended as a complete, out-of-the-box setup for hunters and shooters who don't want to source a separate optic before heading to the range. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Caliber: .308 Win 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Manufacturer: Mossberg 
• Manufacturer Part Number: 27863 
• Model: Patriot Bolt-Action Scoped Combo 
• Type: Bolt Action Rifle 
• UPC: 015813278638 
   

Detailed Features 

The 22-inch barrel is a practical length that balances velocity with maneuverability in the field. The bolt cycles smoothly, and the action is reliable across common shooting conditions. The included factory scope gets the rifle zeroed and functional without additional cost. The stock is designed for comfortable hold geometry during extended range sessions.

The Mossberg Patriot .308 Win with the 22-inch barrel generates a balanced mix of feedback that skews positive overall, with a few recurring concerns.

Affordability and out-of-box accuracy are the two points owners mention most often. Shooters report consistent groupings at hunting distances, and the included scope is appreciated as a genuine cost saver for buyers on a budget. The bolt action is described as smooth and easy to learn on, making it accessible for newer shooters.

On the negative side, the factory trigger is the most common complaint, with users describing it as heavy and somewhat gritty. The rifle's weight comes up occasionally, especially among hunters who cover significant ground. Some owners also find the included scope underwhelming for precision work and replace it after initial use. Aftermarket part availability is more limited than with more mainstream platforms, though the basics are covered.

My first impression of this rifle has been very positive, even though I have not had the opportunity to sight it in yet. Because of that, I cannot honestly comment on accuracy, grouping, recoil, or how the scope performs once adjusted. What I can say is that I am pleased with the rifle after first handling it and remain eager to complete the sight-in process. The lack of shooting time is the only reason this is still an initial assessment rather than a range report. So far, nothing about the rifle has changed my positive reaction, and I am looking forward to learning how it performs after proper sighting.