Steyr AUG A3 – 5.56x45mm NATO
$2,299.00Austrian bullpup rifle adopted by 20+ nations. Full-length barrel in compact package. Translucent 30-round magazine, Picatinny rail.
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In Stock-15% NewTHE FIX BY Q – 16″ BARREL 6.5
$1,979.40THE FIX BY Q – 16″ BARREL 6.5 CREEDMOOR W/ GREY ACCENTS
THE FIX BY Q – 16″ BARREL 6.5 CREEDMOOR
The Fix by Q is the biggest step forward in bolt-action rifle innovation since 1962, and is the foundation of what our company believes in – science and innovation.
We identified a gap in the market, set goals to successfully reinvent the traditional design, and developed a product far superior to the industry’s conventional bolt gun. This isn’t just another custom 700 pretending to be something new. This is something new, and it will kick your dad’s rifle’s ass.
NOTE: Using cartridges made specifically for semi-auto rifles may cause lite primer strikes due to their hard primers.
COMMON FEATURES & SPECS:
- ONE-PIECE RECEIVER (NO CHASIS = LESS WEIGHT)
- 45° SHORT THROW BOLT HANDLE (HALF OF
- FULLY ADJUSTABLE FOLDING STOCK
- FREE FLOAT Q-SERT HANDGUARD
- SR-25 MAGAZINE COMPATIBLE
- FULL-LENGTH M1913 PICATINNY TOP RAIL
- MUZZLE: 5/8-24 Threads, Tapered Muzzle, Cherry Bomb Muzzle Brake
- TRIGGER: 2-Stage Match
- AR STYLE CONTROLS
16″ 6.5 Creedmoor Specs
- WEIGHT: 6.4 lbs
- LENGTH (OPEN): 35.1″ – 36.6″
- LENGTH (FOLDED): 25.9″
- BARREL: 1:7 Twist, Lightweight Profile, Stainless Steel
- COLOR: Brown-ish Grey Accents
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In Stock-15% NewUberti 1866 Winchester Yellow Boy Lever-Action Rifle .45 Colt 24.25″ Brass Receiver
$1,349.99Uberti reproduction of the iconic 1866 Winchester Yellow Boy. .45 Colt, 24.25″ octagonal barrel, solid brass receiver, 13+1 tubular magazine, walnut stock. The rifle that defined the American West. FFL transfer required.
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XM29 OICW – 5.56mm + 20mm Airburst [NOT FOR SALE]
$89,999.00U.S. Army Objective Individual Combat Weapon prototype. Dual-barrel: 5.56mm kinetic + 20mm programmable airburst grenade launcher. Fire-control computer, 6x optic, laser rangefinder, ballistic computer. Program cancelled 2004 due to weight (18 lbs). The infantry weapon of the future — that never was. DISPLAY ONLY.