Is LWRC any good?

Is LWRC any good?

While many others tried that with gimmicks and gee-gaws, LWRC simply made a well-designed, reliable, accurate and ergonomically designed carbine. I know it’s a radical approach these days to stick to the basics of quality, reliability and practical design, but that’s what usually works.

Is the LWRC IC SPR?

The IC-SPR is our flagship and most popular model. This is a great all-around 5.56 rifle that utilizes LWRC’s most popular features; fluted barrel, ambi controls, and SPR modular rail system.

What makes the LWRC International repr MKII special?

The REPR MKII’s gas block features adjustability to 20 different positions, allowing you to really fine-tune the gun for specific loads and conditions. Another enhancement is the upgraded bolt carrier group, which is coated for ease of cleaning and reliability in harsh environments, and LWRCI includes a set of its Skirmish backup sights.

Which is better a LWRC or direct impingement rifle?

LRWR rifles end up being far more reliable firearms than the legacy direct impingement rifles, regardless of user maintenance. Other benefits of the LWRC rifle system include improved handling characteristics, lighter recoil, and reduced muzzle rise.

What kind of operating system does LWRC use?

LWRC International developed a proprietary short-stroke gas piston operating system that is recognized worldwide as being one of the most robust and reliable on the market. Dedicated to professionals for years, LWRCI’s 5.56mm NATO and 6.8 SPC rifles have withstood the harshest conditions, offering excellent accuracy and unparalleled reliability.

What’s the average pull weight of a LWRCI rifle?

I didn’t care for this but considering some of LWRCI’s clientele, I can understand why they would do it. A great trigger can make or break a rifle and the LWRCI’s is really good, it has the tiniest bit of creep, then snaps with an average pull weight of 6 pounds 1.3 ounces (on Lyman digital trigger gauge provided by Brownells).