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ATI® Omni Hybrid Maxx 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington AR-15 Rifle with AIM Sports® 1x20mm Micro Red Dot Optic
The Omni Hybrid Maxx features ATI's metal-reinforced polymer upper and lower receivers…which help to reduce weight and increase maneuverability without sacrificing durability. The lower receiver features an over-molded metal insert, which reinforces the buffer tube housing and rear takedown pin. This allows for metal-on-metal contact with both the buffer tube as well as the rear takedown pin, delivering the strength and durability to withstand recoil and constant use.
In fact, the Omni Hybrid lower has been specifically tested to withstand all sorts of use and abuse. The folks at ATI put it through all the pressure and weight-bearing tests, similar to the US Military's testing, and found it to function flawlessly, even after supporting up to 250 lbs. and being run over by an 800-lb. forklift. Then, they ran 2,000 rounds through it without a hiccup. If you're still not sold on a polymer AR-15, just remember that people were also skeptical of Glock pistols in the early 80s. This model comes standard with an AIM Sports® Micro Red Dot Optic.
MORE ON THE OPTIC
Aim big with the AIM Sports 1x20mm Micro Dot Sight. Dual illuminated 4 MOA Dot reticle with adjustable brightness level is housed inside a durable CNC machined aluminum body. Quick-detach riser fits Weaver/Picatinny rails and gives you elevated peripheral and depth perception along with the added benefit of a lower 1/3 co-witness as an ideal back-up to iron sights.
Rifle details:
Both the upper and lower are built from a fiberglass-composite polymer over a zinc metal insert, with extra reinforcements in high-pressure sections
Fully patented inter-lock hammer and trigger pin retainment system, prevents movement during firing
13" KeyMod handguard accepts a wide range of accessories
Standard M4 collapsible stock
Low-profile gas block
Mid-length gas system
Beveled mag well for faster magazine swaps
Enhanced trigger guard
Includes (1) 30-rd. polymer magazine
Optic details:
CNC machined aluminum body
Fully coated optics
Nitrogen-filled, waterproof, fogproof and shockproof
Dual sealed O-rings
Dual-illuminated 4 MOA dot reticle
Green or red adjustable brightness
Unlimited eye relief
Rated for heavy recoil
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Key Specifications
Rifle:
Item Number: 708244
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem.
Action: Semi-automatic (direct impingement)
Gas System: Mid-length
Capacity: 30+1
Barrel Length: 16"
Barrel Twist: 1:7"
Stock: 6-position
Upper receiver: Metal-reinforced polymer flat-top
Lower receiver: Metal-reinforced polymer
Pistol Grip: A2
Handguard: 13" KeyMod
Overall Length: 35"
Overall Weight: 6.25 lbs. (not including optic)
Mfg. Number: ATIGOMX556KM13
UPC: 813393019258
Optic:
Magnification: 1X
Objective Lens: 20mm
Construction: CNC machined aluminum
Reticle: 4 MOA Dot
Reticle color: Red, Green
Eye Relief: Unlimited
Weight: 7.7 oz.
Mfg. Number: RQDT125-L
Item number: WX2-708244
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Comments (7)
They’re about the same price everywhere else
I just can't see buying this with decent all metal rifles for sub-$400. Everyone has the "I only had one break" story....ever heard that same line talking about aluminum?
$440 with shipping and tax. So $360 after the gift card
I have 3 omni lowers. I've never had a single problem with them. I did break an upper on a sbr 300 blackout build. I think the back pressure was too much. Other than that they have been great.
All the extra fees take away the free gift card
That's funny there's a mention of people distrusting a polymer AR15 with modern-day technology behind it's development. I have several polymer receiver sets I've built into different rifle configurations and they've all ran just fine. The only broken receiver I've ever seen was long ago and it cracked right where the buffer tube ring meets the body of the lower receiver. With more material, embedded glass fibers and metal sleeves to thread I'm sure that problem is resolved. Of course, those are plinking range rifles for me, my buddies and the kids. It's not likely, but in a true SHTF scenario my metal options are always GTG.
For $280? Maybe. For $360 with an $80 GC? Nope.