CUSTOM: MRA The Shorty..Renegade Rifle Build 223 Wylde 9.75 inch Barrel

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CUSTOM: MRA "Shorty" Renegade Rifle Build 223 Wylde 9.75" Barrel

$1899.99

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* optic shown in image not included.BULLSEYE CUSTOM BUILD: "Shorty" Renagade Rifle Build223 Wylde
9.75" Barrel
MRA Defiance Muzzlebrake
Triggertech Trigger
Triggertech Ambi Safety
Tacstar carbon fiber forend
Magpul PRS Gen 3 Fixed Stock
Firearm OAL 31"The MRA Renegade is a novel, spring assisted, straight pull, magazine fed firearm design. It is composed of a proprietary receiver, bottom metal, and proprietary bolt carrier with integrated, swap-able left or right hand charging handle. This builder kit is compatible with a wide variety of commonly available firearm parts and accessories. In this way, the user can build a rifle to meet their specific utility and budget.The Renegade is designed and intended to not be capable of discharging ammunition in a semi-automatic fashion. The design is novel and is not derived from any restricted or prohibited firearm. Due to the action type and novel design, this firearm meets the legal standard of a non-restricted firearm as per the Canadian Firearms Act and related Regulations. The minimum overall length when assembled into a working firearm must be over 26″ to meet the standard of non-restricted.
Spring-assisted, manually-operated, straight-pull bolt action
Side-charging handle can be mounted to Left or Right side (ejects to the Right always)
Integrated QD port at the rear
Extra-flared magwell
Designed and manufactured entirely in Canada

[Bigbubba]

I’m in

[JoeShmow]

I’m in

Is this a giveaway thread?

[Gatehouse]

it looks cool, but what a strange choice for a stock on a rifle like this.

[AMET]

Really? At that point get a bolt action....

[Shorerider]

it looks cool, but what a strange choice for a stock on a rifle like this.

My thoughts exactly. Use a Luth fixed stock. They’re open so they don’t look as heavy.

[Astute Observer]

it looks cool, but what a strange choice for a stock on a rifle like this.

Yeah, very strange. Ultralight handguard, super heavy buttstock. At least you could sell it, replace it with something more useful.

Really? At that point get a bolt action....

Inclined to agree, but a straight pull action on the supporting hand side would be marginally quicker than a bolt action on the firing hand side.

For me, I don't see the point in a barrel that short in .223 on a manually cycled action. It's not for CQB if it's not semi-auto. And .223 loses so much velocity in a short barrel, it's not going to be useful for anything at range. It's got all the disadvantages but none of the advantages. It might more sense as a .300 blackout.

[boss351cleveland]

I like the fact that companies are staying alive with this straight pull AR stuff but its just not my thing. It would make me feel sad to buy it. And .223 is very weak out of a short barrel like that , a PCC is more capable . Especially a 10mm one .

[IanON]

Let's go for a paddle!

[Ustauk]

Yeah, very strange. Ultralight handguard, super heavy buttstock. At least you could sell it, replace it with something more useful.



Inclined to agree, but left a straight pull action on the supporting hand side would be marginally quicker than a bolt action on the firing hand side.

For me, I don't see the point in a barrel that short in .223 on a manually cycled action. It's not for CQB if it's not semi-auto. And .223 loses so much velocity in a short barrel, it's not going to be useful for anything at range. It's got all the disadvantages but none of the advantages. It might more sense as a .300 blackout.

Seen builds elsewhere on the forum like this. The idea is a truck/atv/tractor/horse compact firearm, though the stock seems a little much for this. Also the "cool" factor of having something that looks like an AR"ish" SBR. Some spec-ops guys interviewed on Garandthumb agreed with you on the range, saying the sweet spot to maintain compactness, but still be able to reach out and touch something was 11" to 14". One fellow mentioned opening up from a rooftop at night after doing a breach, having the short rifle with no suppressor give his position away, and then not being able to hit back against people shooting him from the surrounding rooftops