The M6 is a series of carbines designed and manufactured by LWRC International. It is based on the M4 carbine, with which it shares 80% of its parts. [2] The 'M' model name is not a US military designation.

The LWRC line of gas piston rifles includes the M6A1, M6A2, M6A3, M6-SL, REPR, and PSD-P. LWRC rifles provide the military, law enforcment, and civilian shooters with state of the art firearms that are reliable, accurate, and durable.

The LWRC International M6 series are gas-piston operated, rotary bolt, magazine fed, air-cooled, self-loading rifles chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO and 6.8x43mm SPC based on the Stoner AR-15 architecture.

The Land Warfare Resources Corporation (LWRC) developed their M6 line of rifles—powered by their proprietary short-stroke piston system—to meet this demand.

The M6A2 rifle s edge in capability, reliability, accuracy and long service life is the result of advanced technology materials and manufacturing processes, combined with progressive patented designs. All LWRCI carbine systems feature …

2024年8月26日 · The LWRC M6IC (Individual Carbine) is a standout in the crowded world of AR-15 rifles. Its quality makes it stand out, and the price also reflects this. Retailing in the $1,700+ range, it’s not the most expensive, but it’s not cheap either.

The LWRC M6IC is a high-end AR-15/M4 platform designed for the U.S. Army’s Individual Carbine program. It has many upgrades over standard AR-15s, including a Nickel Boron trigger group, monoforge upper receiver, lightweight yet durable 7075 aluminum forging for additional strength, and type-3 hard coat anodizing.

LWRC M6 IC SPR Gas Piston Semi-automatic AR, 556 NATO 16.1"Helical Fluted Barrel, Flat Dark Earth Finish. Click Image for Details

The piston-driven LWRC M6 IC proved utterly reliable, with only minimal effort given to wipe down the bolt carrier group and lubricate sporadically. The LWRC IC with Trijicon ACOG made short work of striking various targets in quick fashion.

2025年3月25日 · The LWRC M6IC has long been one of my favorite rifles when shooters ask me for recommendations, and for a good reason. It’s packed with amazing features but is its hefty price tag worth it?