Lantac delivers new LA-SF15 .223 Rem, .300 BLK rifles and pistols
Lantac offers the new LA-SF15 using its LA-SF15 receiver sets. (Photo: Lantac)
Lantac opts for a new series of rifles and pistols based on its LA-SF15 receiver sets, launching the LA-SF15 in .223/5.56 and .300 BLK. Available in five variants, the new LA-SF15 is offered in Personal Defense Pistol, Urban Tactical Pistol, Patrol, Recon and DMR models with varying lengths.
Lantac’s new models in the LA-SF15 series. (Photo: Lantac)
Precision machined from 7075-T6 forgings the Upper Standard Receiver features an undersized barrel extension bore allowing the barrel to fit tightly into the receiver.
The USR also boasts a cam pin recess with radius cut on the edge to reduce wear and tear on the cam pin. LA-SF15 barrels are created from 416 stainless steel with a. 1-in-7-inch twist on .223 models and a 1-in-8-inch twist on .300 BLK. The .223/5.56 offerings are chambered in .223 Wylde. Each rifle is accompanied by a DGN556B Dragon Muzzle.
The USR is paired with a 7075-T6 lower receiver with internally flared magwell. The flared magwell makes for easier reloads, according to Lantac. The lower receiver also features a rear takedown hole with spot face machined into it to allow users to access the pin more efficiently. The receivers are both coated with Type 3 Class2 Hardcoat anodized to Mil-A-3625.
The rifles sport Lantac’s Enhanced Bolt Carrier Group made from case hardened 8620 steel. The bolt itself is QPQ Nitrided while the E-BCG uses a CP-R360 domed head cam pin to reduce friction. THe .300 BLK rifles provide a pistol length gas system while the .223/5.56 variants offer variable length gas systems.
The LA-SF15’s furniture includes Magpul MOE Grips, MOE Stock, CTR Stock, MOE Fixed A2 or SB Tactical SBA3 Brace, depending on model. All rifles offer an ambi safety selector and QMS Triggers from ALG. Both the rifles and pistols are equipped with MBUS Backup Sights as well as 30-round Magpul PMAG magazines.
The Lantac LA-SF15 ranges in price from $1,595 to $2,014.
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