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2019 Catalog WHO WE ARE BATTLE RIFLE COMPANY Started in April of 2010 battle rifle company 2019 Catalog WHO WE ARE BATTLE RIFLE COMPANY started in April of 2010. Our mission is to make the finest, most functional tactical rifles, and we work hard every day to make sure our quality is never compromised. We make a better rifle. You can count on the reliability, functionality and performance that a BATTLE RIFLE will give you, wherever and whenever you need it. We make a better rifle. QUALITY, PERFORMANCE & VALUE Our rifles have been developed with a combination of old world craftsmanship and the newest, latest proven technologies. We build every rifle by hand, and give attention to detail with every rifle. The extra care is evident when you fire a BATTLE RIFLE. Our rifles keep working when others don’t - and we stand behind them with the best warranty and customer service in the industry. BATTLE RIFLE COMPANY rifles are built with all these things in mind – and show it with every pull of the trigger. You will not find a better rifle built with quality components, providing the best performance at a better value than with BATTLE RIFLE COMPANY. STANDARDS Each particular model has its own unique features over and above these standard items. We use only the best quality components, made from the best materials available to produce a quality rifle BARRELS ALL OUR BARRELS ARE CRYOGENICALLY TREATED FOR INCREASED ACCURACY AND PERFORMANCE PHOSPHATE COATED BARREL AND EXTENSION CHROME LINED BORE AND CHAMBER M4 FEED RAMP BARREL EXTENSION CHAMBERED IN 5.56MM NATO (UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED) GAS BLOCK EITHER PINNED OR STAKED AND SET (DEPENDING ON MODEL) BARREL PROPERLY DIMPLED TO SECURE GAS BLOCK MANGANESE PHOSPHATE COATED UPPER RECEIVER MATCHED UPPER MADE OF 7075-T6 AIRCRAFT GRADE ALUMINUM UPPER RECEIVER LAPPED AND TRUED TO THE BARREL AND BOLT M16 FULL AUTO CARRIER MADE TO MIL SPEC W/CHROME LINED GAS KEY GAS KEY HARDENED AND GRADE 8 HARDENED FASTENERS KEY BOLT CARRIER PROPERLY STAKED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MIL-SPEC REQUIREMENT HARD COAT ANODIZED PER MIL-A-8625F BOLT ASSEMBLY MPI/HPT TESTED MACHINED FROM CARPENTER NO. 158® STEEL LOWER RECEIVER MATCHED LOWER MADE OF 7075-T6 AIRCRAFT GRADE ALUMINUM FIRE CONTROLS MARKED SAFE AND SEMI AND AUTO WITH PICTOGRAMS BUFFER TUBES MADE OF EXTRUDED 7075-T6 ALUMINUM HARD COAT ANODIZED PER MIL-A-8625F COATED BUFFER SPRING FOR SMOOTHER OPERATION FIRE CONTROL COMPONENTS FROM ALG DROP FORGED AND STAINLESS STEEL MACHINED LOWER PARTS CASTLE NUT PROPERLY STAKED AND US STANDARD CARBINE BUFFER New for the apr 2019 advaNCe patrol rifle The APR (Advanced Patrol Rifle) combines the latest and most advanced features in a 5.56mm rifle for duty use. These features increase efficiency, accuracy and serviceability as well as improve portability and performance. The APR is a combat grade rifle, that is designed to work hard and stand up to the worst punishment and remain accurate and reliable. The APR is equipped with the following: 14.5 inch, Chrome Lined, Cryogenically treated barrel Fully Ambidextous controls throughout the rifle Mid length gas port NP3 bolt carrier group w/ carpenter 158 bolt 20 position adjustable gas block Suppressor ready QD muzzle break Custom Hybrid MLok/Picatinny Rail- MLok at 3 and 9 ALG ACT trigger system oclock/Picatinny at 12 and 6 oclock Magpul SLK Stock QD connectors built in to rail Vented charging handle Lightening cuts to reduce weight Single point sling back plate Angles front of rail to allow for rapid adjustments to gas Magpul Front and rear sights trooper This is Battle Rifle’s clone of the US Military M4 Carbine, standard variant. This combat grade weapon is performance rated and cost effective. Combat Grade Barrel Length: 16 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 4oz Trigger Type: ALG Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 35.25” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate spartaN This is Battle Rifle’s clone of the US Military M4 Carbine, SOCOM variant, with many added features of comfort and functionality. Dependable and functional. Combat Grade Barrel Length: 16 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 11oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 35.75” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate speCtre It is the #1 rifle we sell to Law Enforcement. This rifle allows for more area to attach piCatiNNy/mlok lights, lasers, and optics. Built tough and hybrid rail dependable, this rifle will perform. Combat Grade Barrel Length: 16 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 10oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 35.75” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate odiN The BR4 Odin is a premium rifle ready for Used by: any task. Built light, strong and functional, it is a favorite among tactical shooters. One of the lightest combat grade rifles on the market. Combat Grade Barrel Length: 14.5 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 3oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 35.125” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate krakeN New for 2019 Maritime Security The Kraken is the 3rd in our series of Maritime Security Rifles, specially coated to take the abuse of long periods in harsh, unforgiving environments. Features like Teflon Impregnated coatings, Naval Special Warfare finish, NP3 fire control components and stainless steel fasteners and springs makes this rifle corrosion resistant. The short barrel configuration is ideal for close quarter and shipboard use. Barrel Length: 10.5 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 2oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 28.25 in Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate trideNt Maritime Security The BR4 Trident is our Maritime Security (MARSEC) rifle specifically designed for wet weather operation. This rifle has been tested and proofed for Maritime Duty. Custom finished in Battle Rifle Ocean Blue. Barrel Length: 16 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 8oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 35.25” Barrel Finish: NAVSPECWAR Cutlass Maritime Security Continuing to develop rifles for Maritime Security use, the next generation rifle - The BR4 Cutlass was created. Live or work on the water? This gun is perfect for you! Custom finished in Battle Rifle Ocean Blue. Barrel Length: 16 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 7lb 3oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 37” Barrel Finish: NAVSPECWAR spr The BR4 SPR (Special Purpose Rifle) is designed to fill several different roles out of the box. Whether you are a serious hunter, competitive shooter, paper puncher or Designated Marksman this rifle will meet and exceed your expectations. 4 Shots at 100 yards Barrel Length: 18 Barrel Material: 416SS Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 8 Overall Weight Approx: 7lb Trigger Type: Geissele SSA Caliber: .223Wylde 7ozOverall Length Approx: 39.75” Barrel Finish: Beadblast diablo The BR4 Diablo is a combat grade rifle built for Close Quarters Battle (CQB) and entry work, it is small but built tough. Our piCatiNNy/mlok variant of the US Military MK18. This is a hybrid rail NFA item, all NFA rules apply. Combat Grade Barrel Length: 10.5 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 6lb 2oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 31.5” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate attaChe The BR4 Attache is our PDW pistol. Compact, lightweight and powerful, this package is designed for performance in a piCatiNNy/mlok pistol platform. Shown with brace option hybrid rail - a $100 upgrade. Brace Barrel Length: 10.5 Barrel Material: 4150 CMV-CL Fire Mode: Semi Twist Rate: 1 in 7 Overall Weight Approx: 5lb 6oz Trigger Type: ALG ACT Caliber: 5.56x45 Overall Length Approx: 27” Barrel Finish: Manganese Phosphate hexrail 12.5 inches total length 9.5 Keymod designed rail at 3,6 and 9 o’clock Comes with 1 5 slot metal Keymod rail attachment Any Keymod rail will work in this system 12.5 Quick Disconnect spots at 3 and 9 o’clock, front and rear of rail Proprietary barrel nut with 6 set screws locking the rail into place Made of lightweight T6 aerospace grade aluminum for strength 15.5 12.5in Battle Rifle HEXRail KEYMOD with One 5-Slot Detachable Rail Continuous top picatinny rail with lightening cuts makes the body of this rail only 6 ounces Inside dimensions allow for standard suppressors up to 1.5 inches wide to be covered or shrouded Aggressive front cuts allow for flash suppressors to be installed at the rail end line Hexagonal/Trapezoid patterned designed venting is strong, allows for maximum airflow, and creates a symbolic “X” pattern- the mark of the Infantry PROGRAMS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT BUILD TO SPEC-LAW ENFORCEMENT Battle Rifle Company’s L.E. “Build To Spec” program is available on a nationwide basis to Law Enforcement and Government Agencies, providing consultative services, custom rifle builds and training to departments throughout the United States and the world to meet their personal needs. Service after the sale includes 24 hour warranty turn around service, as well as a local walk-in facility in the Houston area. We can provide maintenance and supportive services here. This program is available to foreign entities under ITAR compliance. LAW ENFORCEMENT 1033 PROGRAM UPGRADES Turn This... Do you have outdated 1033 weapons in your inventory? Would you like to Into This..
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