SR-15 Series

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 SR-15 Series

Caliber:　5.56 × 45mm M855

SR-15 is the name of the commercial AR-15 produced by KAC/KMC . The name means " AR-15 Stoner Rifle". It is the civilian version of SR-16 . Although the name looks like a reduced-caliber version of SR-25 , it uses a typical M16 receiver. It is divided into SR-15 M5 with a 20-inch barrel and SR-15 M4 with a 16-inch barrel . There is also a competition model with a 20-inch heavy barrel. Because it is aimed at the civilian market, SR-15 can only shoot semi-automatically.
By:ClassicFirearms

SR-15 M4

Since it is a civilian model, especially when it was launched during the period when AWB94 was in effect, it uses a fixed stock, a 5-round magazine, a 16-inch barrel and a fake flash hider (the exhaust hole is fake).

                              

M4 RAS Handguard (KAC P/N: 98064)





SR-15 M5

M5 RAS Handguard (KAC P/N: 98065)






SR-15 Match Rifle

The RAS handguard was not used when it was first launched


The current release intentionally imitates the MK12 MOD1 SPR in appearance







SR-15 E3  URX

SR-15 URX exhibited at SHOTSHOW2005

SR-15 URX exhibited at SHOTSHOW2006

Colt replaced URX2



SR-15 E3 at SHOT SHOW 2009

SR-15 E3 sold at an online gun store

SR-15 at SHOT SHOW 2010

SMG Lee's SR-15 E3 at SHOT SHOW 2011

Install FN40GL on KAC SR-15


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