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Item Number: 155392
Radical Firearms 16" 5.56 NATO Rifle with 15" RPR
The Radical Firearms 16" Socom 5.56mm AR rifle uses MIL-STD Upper and lower receivers along with 15" RPR free float rail system for increased accuracy, keeping your hands cool, and giving you plenty of room for accessories. Regardless if it’s your first or fiftieth, a Radical Firearms AR rifle will not disappoint!
SKU: FR16-5.56SOC-15RPR
UPC: 816903022823
MFR#: RF00028
- Barrel Length: 16"
- Barrel Material: 4140 Chrome Moly Vanadium
- Barrel Finish: Melonite
- Barrel Profile: Socom
- Barrel Thread Pitch: 1/2x28
- Chamber: 5.56mm
- Twist Rate: 1:7
- Barrel Extension: M4 Feed Ramps
- Gas System: Mid Length
- Gas Block Type: .750 Low Profile Gas Block
- Muzzle Device: A2 Flash Hider
- Upper Receiver Material: Forged 7075 T6
- Upper Receiver Style: M4 MIL-STD
- Upper Receiver Finish: Type III Anodizing
- Forward Assist: Yes
- Dust Cover: Yes
- Handguard Type: Free Float
- Handguard Style: M-Lok Thin Rail
- Handguard Length: 15"
- Charging Handle: MIL-STD
- Lower Receiver: Forged 7075 T6
- Lower Receiver Finish: Type III Anodizing
- Fire Control Group: Semi-Automatic MIL-STD Style Ambi
- Buffer Tube: Carbine MIL-STD
- Stock Adjustment: 6 Postion
- Stock: B5 BRAVO
- Magazine: 5.56mm 30 Round

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Fantastic price on a fine rifle.
If you are shopping for your first AR, you can't go wrong here.
If you're looking to add another toy to your collection, you can't go wrong here.

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Sorry to go off this chain but I don't see another one on a deal I found on a Radical Firearms .223 Wylde/5.56 NATO Semi-Auto AR-15 Rifle 18" with a stainless barrel for $420. This would be my first AR, would you recommend going with this 16" setup or the "18" stainless barrel? Thanks!

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My opinion, buy this 16" 5.56 from Kentucky....you get lighter weight, easier to maneuver, more forgiving chamber, and free shipping. The Radical 18" SS in Wylde is a good deal as well, with a softer shooting gas system and slightly more accurate.

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I recommended this to a friend, but when he received it and started shooting it, cases came out distorted. 3 different types of factory ammo did the same, and Winchester White Box actually burst a case. It appears the chamber was badly cut. We'll see how Radical CS is- I've had good luck with them in the past, and the rifle is with them now.

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Sorry that you got a lemon. I guess they can’t all be winners. But the lifetime warranty should live up to its name. They should get you all fixed up. At $400, you could easily do worse

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What is the difference between this and the Anderson AM-15 they had months ago?

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Pretty damn good deal in that you’re getting a B5 stock/grip, 15 inch free float rail, and a mid length gas system. And you’re getting it for cheaper than a stripped PSA or Anderson rifle.

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don't forget ambi safety. really nice for lefties or just in general.

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I don't know what to pick between this or the Anderson AM-15 with BCM handguard that KY Gun Co has for pretty much the same price.

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That BCM handguard is polymer. I’d take any cheap free float 15” aluminum rail over a plastic 10” BCM, Geissele, or Larue handguard any day. This will also run cleaner since it has a midlength gas system as opposed to Anderson’s carbine length system. It’s furniture beats Anderson’s m4 stock, and A2 grip too.

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IMO, based on value (what you get for what you pay) this RPR 556 B5 Bravo model has been the best budget AR on the market for the past few years. For $399.99 shipped you're getting a solid proven AR with many desirable features, and a lifetime warranty.

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1/24/2023 - Yep. Good deal. In addition to this model, right now KyGunCo has three other models also priced at $399 shipped. One other chambered in .556 with a different handguard. Another chambered in 300BLK. And another (a 1st for KyGunCo ) chambered in 7.62x39. They all are equipped with the B5 Systems stock & grip. I think they all have an ambidextrous safety.
All 4 rifles can be found on this page along with a short-N-sweet video that shows them: https://www.kygunco.com/video/radical-firearms-rf15-deal

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Thanks. I'm glad you mentioned the video. It does have some good info.

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I have to agree. The component list on this makes for a very smart value at $400 and is a tempting deal. I'd like to see how it does after 5k rounds. Radical has made a lot of positive changes since they started. I'm curious about the warranty and customer service...I see that removing the hand-guard voids the warranty.

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Where did you see removing the handguard would void the warranty? If nothing gets damaged. How would they know, and why would they care that it had been removed? I looked over their warranty and it appears to be about the same in scope and wording as PSA, and Aero Precisions. This sounds to me like some owner got heavy-handed and stripped the handguard screws and got his warranty claim rejected due to negligence on his part.

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I called Radical and asked about this. A nice feller named Alex answered the phone on the 4th or 5th ring. He didn't know the answer and put me on hold for two or three minutes while he got the answer from someone else who knew. Yeah, stripping the threads then expecting Radical to fix it under warranty is the cause of the 'don't remove handguard' clause. He said it's fine to remove the handguard if need be, just don't strip the threads. Like I said, he was a nice guy, and professional. He mentioned more than once that if I had more questions or concerns to feel free to call back anytime, that's what they are there for. He emailed me their "order of operations" procedure for removing and installing the handguard. I'll paste that here:
Email Subject: "Order of Operations when removing parts on your AR. CAREFUL NOT TO VOID WARRANTY"
Email Body:
Hi xxxxx,

I just spoke to you on the phone

Please follow these order of operations while installing and removing the screws to minimize stripping incidents.
1. Insert/remove center horizontal long screw first.
2. Insert/remove horizontal long screw closest to lower receiver.
3. Insert/remove vertical short screw.
Using more than 30 inch pounds on a torque screwdriver will stripped the screws.

Thank you,
Alex

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Thanks for the very informative update. It sounds like Radical Firearms customer service and tech support are very willing and prepared to assist their customers. That should be very reinsuring to potential buyers.

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Well, that's a pretty generous conclusion considering a sampling of one, and the fact they are contradicting themselves.

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https://www.radicalfirearms.com/category-s/2093.htm..................FAQ #15

Ref. your other questions, I don't know how they would know, but I can think of several ways to keep the work identified. At least one complaint stated that the hand guard had one specific screw which was perhaps purposefully seated to prevent removal without notice. Limited liability warranties can be a can of worms, which is why I wondered about Radical's current customer service model and warranty specifics, and if others had feedback. They do not have a banner history, but I'm willing to overlook it if they have improved. Other brands have similar sounding warranties on their face, but also have a name and actual practice which lends credence to the warranty. Geissele, for instance, voids the warranty for removal of the castle nut, but typically just chastises the customer instead. As a side note, this is theoretical rambling from me, as I care little about warranties on budget guns except for resale or customer purposes. And I agree that many instances involve unrealistic complaints from amateur gun mechanics. Overall, I'm just curious if Radical's products and practices match the apparent value and current rumor.

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Just FYI, Radical calls all of their barrels “SOCOM” profile, but they’re really just regular government profile.

At $700, this like a good deal in these uncertain times.

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