
According to the AAC Blog it’s a drop in monolithic upper for the AR that uses the ACR piston system…
…so you can’t get a Remington ACR, but you can get…this?

According to the AAC Blog it’s a drop in monolithic upper for the AR that uses the ACR piston system…
…so you can’t get a Remington ACR, but you can get…this?
That is pretty f*cking cool. I wonder if it uses a similar bolt/carrier design as the ACR or if it’s more like an AR15.
Another cool potential is that I may be able to work with a RDIAS.
If it is a new bolt design instead of a piston driven AR bolt, that could be very promising…
Anybody have any information about this?
ugh i still see a charging handle in the back… SERIOUSLY DOUBT ITS ACR LIKE
If it is a new bolt design instead of a piston driven AR bolt, that could be very promising…
Agreed, another piston AR upper is hardly news, a truly different lockwork is big news.
It does LOOK cool.
What’s the barrel twist? ![]()
It’s Remington, so 1:7, but it’s only available to military and select federal agencies.![]()
WHOOT!! might have to put off the jeep for this bad boy
looks amazing and cant wait for more info! ![]()
This is strictly my speculation, but I’m guessing that it is similar to a regular AR bolt because you can see the area in the upper for the cam pin to rotate.
Very cool!
I see a Remington upper loaded with Daniel Defense accessories; interesting, were is the Magpul love?
Your observation makes me think that it is just another piston AR. Still, I guess it is possible that the bolt lugs could be redesigned…
More info wanted, please
evil looking barrel shroud ![]()
yea…looks BS to me. i’ll await the commercial ACR.
firearms blog posts says its based off ACR gas system but just modified for a AR upper