Remington to Sell Civilian ACR Rifle in Early 2010

[kodiak22]

Magpul already said in BARF.com that they are making the Polymer handguard for it, and if i remember correctly it still uses Ar15 barrels.

[BAC]

Charles Daly is making a Tavor here in the states. Should be available sometime next year. Check out the following thread: http://m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=38532

Anyways: back on topic.
I'm STILL saving/jonsing for an ACR. One day... Until then, just more time to save.
-Adam

Importing the Tavor, not making it. It's still an IMI-made gun.

Still kinda surprised they didn't make the grip interchangeable. Given my poor college student status, the ACR could very easily be my next rifle.


-B

[RHR]

I noticed it's marked:

B.F.I. Dallas, GA U.S.A.
Model - ACR
Caliber - Multi

I wonder if the production versions will be marked multi?

The pic is from the AAC blog...
http://www.aacblog.com/?p=5218

[rifleman2000]

http://www.bushmaster.com/acr_update.asp

Bushmaster website.

[RAM Engineer]

I liked the looks/design of the rounder MSR-style handguard that was shown off at the AAC Silencer Shoot. More VTAC looking.

[ST911]

Is it me, or are there a lot of screws on that thing?

[LonghunterCO]

I wonder if the production versions will be marked multi?

Ever since the beginning (the Masada Days) it was going to be marked "Mulit".

[tylerw02]

I'll wait and see how the production one looks, but I'm not a fan of the skeletonized look.

[RAM Engineer]

I'll wait and see how the production one looks, but I'm not a fan of the skeletonized look.

You just used the word "look" twice in reference to a gun...

[tylerw02]

You just used the word "look" twice in reference to a gun...

Sorry, I guess?

From my experience, skeletonized AR hand guards get awfully hot and just aren't that comfortable to shoot, but I'm not going to knock a particular one until the final product is out and there are reviews on it.