(903) 259-6600|Tue–Fri 10am–6pm · Sat 10am–5pm|2510 Hemphill St., Greenville, TX
(903) 259-6600|Tue–Fri 10am–6pm · Sat 10am–5pm|2510 Hemphill St., Greenville, TX
$2,946.00
LWRC SIX8 A5 6.8SPC 16″ 30RD TUNG
Available to order: 2 in stock
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Layaway available: reserve it for $797.26 down (25% with tax), with no fee if paid off within 30 days. Layaway details
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The 6.8X43MM SPC II cartridge was developed as a part of the Enhanced Rifle Cartridge Program to address the deficiencies in terminal performance seen with 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge while allowing the soldier to carry the same number of rounds with a minimal weight penalty. By using a heavier projectile, the 6.8 round offers more impact energy than the 5.56 NATO round across all effective ranges, effectively bridging the gap in lethality between 5.56 NATO and 7.62 NATO. A major drawback of using the 6.8 Cartridge in an M4 style weapon has been the lack of reliable magazines. To solve this issue, LWRC designed the SIX8 family of weapons around the magazine. Through a partnership with Magpul, the leader in polymer magazine engineering, LWRC designed the first polymer 6.8 magazine. The SIX8 PMAG features many of the same design characteristics of the standard PMAG, including the curved shape and familiar texture.
| upc | 856177006488 |
|---|---|
| manufacturer | LWRC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SIX8A5RTG16 |
| Action | Semi-Auto |
| Barrel Length | 16.1" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6.8MM REMINGTON SPC |
| Capacity | 30 |
| Model | SIX8-A5 |
| Product Type | AR |
| Sights | Back Up Iron Sights |
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