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 Armalite M-15 Caliber :　 5.56 × 45 mm NATO Armalite 3-Gun Rifle Review- M153GN18 By: University of Florida 3-Gun Team Due to financial difficulties, Armalite sold the AR-15 to Colt in 1959. Later, as the AR series became popular in the civilian market, every factory wanted to produce AR for sale, so Armalite decided to re-enter the market. However, since they no longer had the ownership of the AR-15 name, they slightly modified the original design and launched this civilian semi-automatic rifle under the name of M15.

 AR by LaRue Tactical Caliber:　 5.56 × 45mm NATO 7.62 × 51mm NATO The boss of LaRue Tactical is Mark LaRue. In 1980, he started a small workshop using CNC machine tools to produce and sell competition-level AR parts. Initially, he only made some small parts such as scope mounts. In 2006, he began to produce his own competition-level upper receivers, and then added his own lower receivers, so he simply launched his own competition-level AR complete gun. Their products are mainly in two calibers: 5.56 NATO and 7.62 NATO. The latter adopts the AR10 design. The main product is the OBR series ( Optimized Battle Rifle ). It is said that good shooters can easily achieve 1/2 MOA accuracy using OBR with competition bullets. In 2011, the weight-reduced OBR PredatAR series was launched, which is said to have a 1 MOA level. Compared with the PredatAR series, the OBR series uses a heavy barrel, while the latter has a barrel diameter reduced by 0.75 inches. In addition, the Picatinny rails ...