M14 Battle Rifle – 7.62x51mm NATO
$1,899.00U.S. service rifle 1959–1970. Gas-operated, 20-round magazine. Still in limited DMR service as M21/M25. Accurate and powerful.
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In Stock-15% NewU.S. service rifle 1959–1970. Gas-operated, 20-round magazine. Still in limited DMR service as M21/M25. Accurate and powerful.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army standard GPMG (replaced M60). Gas-operated, open bolt, belt-fed. 650-950 rpm cyclic rate. NFA post-86 dealer sample.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army squad automatic weapon. Belt-fed or 30-round STANAG. 700-850 rpm. NFA post-86 dealer sample.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. WWII SMG designed for cheapest possible production — $15 per unit. Open-bolt blowback, 30-round stick, wire folding stock. Over 700,000 made. Pre-86 NFA transferable.

Improved American WWII rocket launcher. Two-piece tube, 60mm HEAT rocket, 100mm armor penetration. Electrical firing system, 4.5-lb rocket. Over 460,000 produced. Named ‘Bazooka’ by Bob Burns for resemblance to his instrument. ATF Class III Destructive Device. DISPLAY ONLY.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army Enhanced Sniper Rifle replacing M24. AAC suppressor-ready, AICS chassis, adjustable stock. Effective range 1,200m. 10-round detachable box.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army standard sniper weapon system since 1988. Remington 700 long-action, HS Precision stock, 24-inch stainless barrel. Sub-MOA with M118LR. 10-round detachable box.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army NGSW winner, replacing the M4A1. Hybrid brass-steel case 6.8x51mm cartridge. Folds, suppressor-ready. Civilian SPEAR LT available in 6.8x51mm.
In Stock-15% NewU.S. Army MHS winner (XM17). Striker-fired, modular FCU. Coyote Tan finish, manual safety. 17+1 rounds (21-round optional).

U.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.
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