If there are I'm not aware of any, and frankly i kind of doubt it.
Mossberg seems to be the only one so far to take on the mechanical/technical challenge of using AR mags in a rifle without an AR bolt face.
On an AR the two bottom locking lugs ride through the middle of the feed lips and alternately strip the rounds out of the mag, the bolt on the MVP has a hinged "Jaw" on the bottom edge that performs this function and allows the MVP to use regular AR mags.
the geometry or whatever you want to call it of the AR magazine system kind of dictates that barring use of the AR style bolt face some kind of "stipping finger" be used, and not all that many makers are going to go to the trouble. Most in fact will tend to stick with standard bolt action magazine design, because their traditional designs are more robust and the Jaw or finger equipped bolt that the AR mag forces would be noticably more brone to breakage.
well that's my observation and take on it. I kind of wish there were a few more like the MVP out there, but time will tell