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2 IT IS OUR HONOR. PROUDLY SERVING AMERICA’S MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS For more than 200 years, Remington has proudly By partnering with elite law enforcement supported the military and law enforcement and military personnel in all phases of professionals who defend our freedoms and product development, Remington’s design communities at home and throughout the and manufacturing experts ensure that every world. Remington firearms such as the Model weapon system and round of ammunition is 870, Model 700P and M24 precision sniper engineered for unparalleled performance and rifle have served with distinction in conflicts never-fail reliability when lives are on the line. domestic and abroad for years. From initial concept, to prototype, to hands- on evaluation — every law enforcement and Today, we’re using aerospace technology defense product is meticulously designed and the most advanced production and and mercilessly torture-tested to provide the research facilities in the industry to craft most effective, reliable level of service in the shotguns, carbines, precision rifles, parts field, and the ultimate confidence, peace of ammunition that deliver the ultimate edge mind and security that comes with it. to peacemakers, warfighters and allied nations around the globe. 3 PROUDLY ARMING AMERICA’S PEACEKEEPERS AND COMBAT PROFESSIONALS FOR MORE THAN 200 YEARS. The Model 870 Pump Founded in upstate New York, At the outbreak of World War I, Remington Shotgun immediately earned 1914 1816 1816 Remington built a reputation for supported the Allied nations with quality its reputation for unmatched 1950 high quality, extremely accurate arms, including M1907 rifles for the French, reliability among duty muzzleloaders, smoothbores, 1914 Enfield rifles for the British, and shotguns. More than 60 and rifle barrels. Firearms M1891 Mosin Nagants for the Russian army. years after its introduction, produced at its new plant in Ilion, When the United States entered the war, the Model 870 is without NY were considered the most Remington was a major manufacturer of the dispute, the most trusted rugged and reliable of the day. M1917 Enfield rifle for the US military. combat shotgun of all time. The Remington New Model Army During World War II, the US government called on Revolver, Rolling Block Carbine and Remington to design and build a new ammunition Rolling Block pistol served on American’s manufacturing plant at Lake City, Missouri. battlefields, helped tame the wild Remington also produced the Model 1903A3 frontier, and served abroad with Springfield rifle and its variant, Model 1903A4 – 1858 America’s allies around the world. 1940 America’s first type-classified sniper rifle. 4 CARBINES - 6 R10 - 8 R4 - 10 ACR - 12 SNIPER RIFLES - 14 RACS - 16 M2010/M24(SWS) - 18 PSR - 20 MODEL 700 - 22 After an open The Remington R10 returns the SHOTGUNS - 24 competition, the US Army overmatch capability of the selected Remington to 7.62x51 cartridge to the warfighter MODEL 870 - 26 1986 build the M24 Sniper in a platform similar in size and TODAY Weapon System. Built weight to smaller 5.56 platforms. MCS - 28 by a dedicated team of Remington craftsmen, the R12 - 30 Remington’s Model R12 auto- M24 served the US military loading shotgun cycles the for more than 20 years. widest possible range of shotshell ammunition, including reduced-recoil loads, previously AMMUNITION - 32 only functional in pump-action platforms, in a light-recoiling, CORE-LOKT ULTRA BONDED - 34 compact platform. PREMIER RIFLE AMMUNITION - 36 The Remington PSR (designated BARNES OFFERINGS - 38 the MK21 by US SOCOM) combines ultra-long range GOLDEN SABER BLACK BELT - 40 precision with the ability to tailor the size and caliber of the rifle GOLDEN SABER - 42 to suit the mission in the field. When the United States Marine Corp decided to field Remington was again awarded The MK21 is currently the most a dedicated rifle for its elite scout-snipers, they turned the opportunity to provide HANDGUN BARRIER TEST RESULTS - 44 advanced fielded sniper system in to the highly regarded Remington custom shop 40-X America’s warfighters with the world. competition rifle as the basis for what would become a newer, more advanced SHOTGUN LOADS - 46 the M40 Sniper Rifle. First fielded during the Vietnam weapon system; the M2010 2010 1966 War, the M40 continues to serve the USMC. Enhanced Sniper Rifle. BALLISTIC DATA - 48 5 CARBINES BUILT TO EXACT SPECIFICATIONS. YOURS. DESIGNED TO DOMINATE THE MODERN BATTLEFIELD. From the most trusted name in American firearms comes the world’s most advanced and adaptable lineup of tactical carbines. Remington carbines combine lightweight agility with maximum accuracy and capacity to deliver a tactical advantage in the most demanding environments. With fully customizable features like modular design and ambidextrous controls, they’re innovated to meet operators’ needs, and built to serve with distinction worldwide. 6 7 COLLAPSIBLE STOCK Length of pull: 12.5 - 16.5” Delivering powerful 7.62 NATO performance in a lightweight AR platform, the tack- driving R10 features unmatched adaptability without unnecessarily cluttering the weapon’s profile. 7.62 NATO 35.1” LONG 8.8 LBS 20 RD CAPACITY 16” BARREL 1:10” TWIST LOWER RECEIVER Fully ambidextrous lower receiver controls, including the magazine release, bolt stop, and safety/selector. Magazine release and bolt stop are integral to receiver, combining solid construction reliability LANCER L7 20-ROUND with uncompromising ergonomics. TRANSLUCENT MAGAZINE 8 RAHG HANDGUARD 16” HAMMER The modular RAHG handguard delivers FORGED BARREL CARBINES unmatched adaptability – accessories Featuring 5R rifling for superior gas seal, can be attached while maintaining an reduced bullet deformation, enhanced efficient, uncluttered, profile. accuracy and easier cleaning. AAC TI-RAID 30 Tool-less takedown and full-auto capable, 30-caliber suppressor constructed with titanium 9 for added durability and enhanced precision. R10 CARBINE CORE-LOKT ULTRA BONDED THE NEW STANDARD FOR The most advanced duty-rifle round available. Delivers optimum accuracy, weight retention, and expansion in all LIGHTWEIGHT 7.62MM NATO operating environments. AR PERFORMANCE. Built around the Gen II, our added precision and a maximum patent-pending carbine design, effective range of 800 meters. reengineered from the bolt group It’s the 308 carbine for unlimited out to deliver 308 power with the adaptability and maneuverability handling characteristics and similar wherever it’s called to serve. outside dimensions of 5.56 ARs. The R10’s hammer-forged, sniper- grade barrel features 5R rifling for 9 R4 ENHANCED (SHOWN) ADVANCED LOWER Engineered for pinpoint accuracy from a lightweight and durable 5.56 NATO platform, RECEIVER the R4 Enhanced features a direct impingement gas system. Its ambidextrous fire Features fully ambidextrous controls, magazine release, and RAHG handguard deliver instant adaptability fire controls, left and right and advanced capability. magazine release buttons, and flared magazine well for effortless magazine insertion. The ultimate union of compact, personal defense and reliable long-range precision, the R4 is the pinnacle of 5.56 NATO carbine perfection. Chosen by the U.S. Army to supply key international allies throughout the world. R4 PATROL It’s the AR workhorse of dependability. With a direct impingement gas operating system, chrome-lined barrel, and semi-auto, full-auto and burst fire capability, it’s the AR platform tried, trusted and proven to deliver when needed. MULTIPLE MODES R4 OPERATOR Full-auto, Semi-auto and Burst modes Built on the R4 Patrol’s foundation of AR reliability, The R4 Operator adds a Magpul allow operators to customize their MBUS® furniture upgrade for improved stability, adjustability and shooter fit. firepower levels to fit any scenario. 10 RAHG HANDGUARD COLD HAMMER-FORGED BARREL The modular RAHG handguard delivers Every Remington barrel is manufactured to meet CARBINES unmatched adaptability – accessories aerospace standards for precision. Chrome-lined or can be attached while maintaining an FNC surface converted 4140 carbon steel barrels, efficient, uncluttered, profile. accommodate a wide selection of muzzle breaks -Offered on enhanced model only. and flash hiders. AAC SR-5 SUPRESSOR Engineered specifically for 5.56 NATO hosts, this evolutionary fast- attach silencer delivers rock-solid lock-up and superb alignment to minimize point-of- impact shift. R4 ENHANCED R4 CARBINE PREMIER MATCH ALWAYS ON GUARD. A powerful combination of match-grade bullets, top-tier components and precision loading practices ensure world-class NEVER OUTGUNNED. accuracy with every shot. The M16-type family of rifles and operators have more options than carbines has nearly 60 years ever before. Whether the mission of combat-proven reliability and demands the versatile and reliable versatility. Remington has more than R4, the advanced capability, Magpul 200 years experience delivering MBUS® -equipped R4 Operator, or unmatched quality and firearm the ultra-adaptable R4 Enhanced, craftsmanship. With the introduction which features an ambidextrous lower of the R4 platform and the more and RAHG handguard, Remington than 5,000 different components carbines deliver performance you can and accessories for customization, count on, every time. 11 STOCK AMBIDEXTROUS FEATURES BOLT ASSEMBLY Removable 6-position Ambidextrous magazine release, Forward-mounted positive-stop adjustable safety mechanism, selector lever, charging handle can be stock with a length of bolt release/hold open and switched within seconds pull from 11”-14” rubber charging handle. from left to right side of ACR butt-pad. the upper receiver and is non-reciprocating during firing. The most adaptable, American-made battle platform in history, now made more configurable than ever. New barrel assemblies in 6.8 Remington SPC, 5.56 NATO and 450 Bushmaster deliver multi-caliber capability, wherever duty calls. PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA BY AMERICAN WORKERS MAGAZINE ACR-PDW Accepts all M16 series Ultra-compact 19.75” length with stock folded allows unmatched concealability while magazines to include optimizing barrel length at 9” for maximized energy on target out of a small package.
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