LWRC M6A3
SKU GDC0000014626
used very good
Used Price
$2,099.99 In stock
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Product Information & Specs
A designated marksman rifle, the LWRC M6A3 is the perfect blend of tactical carbine and sniper-capable rifle. Made for optimal performance in any situation, this rifle features a mid-length adjustable short-stroke gas-piston system, which provides reduced felt recoil alongside faster follow-up shots. The M6A3 rifle was also designed with optics in mind and is perfectly suited to accept a red dot sight or a high-powered scope. It features an integrated flip-down front sight and patented ARM-R free-float rail system. The easily removable top platform gives quick access to the barrel and piston system and reinstalls in seconds with no tools required. This rifle is the perfect all-purpose weapon for the modern warfighter or law enforcement professional.
Seller Description
Based on the M6 Carbine, this LWRC M6A3 is a semi-auto rifle with a mid-length adjustable piston system for reduced recoil and faster follow-up shots. It is chambered in 5.56 NATO/ 223 Rem and explicitly designed as a marksman rifle. This model sports a Vltor adjustable stock, LWRC rail skin covers, nickel-coated BCG, and flip-up sights. It has a 1/7 twist. Purchase includes the owner's manual and one 30-round magazine.
| UPC | GDC0000014626 |
| Caliber | 5.56X45MM NATO |
| Action | SEMI AUTO |
| Capacity | 30 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 16 BARREL |
| Weight | 7.8 LBS. |
| Finish | BLACK |
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