LVRD, .223 Wylde, 16.00" Barrel, Black, 30-rd

More specific features of the Bond Arms LVRB include: A rotating bolt for strength and precision. Chambering of modern cartidges. User configurability and modification. Utilization of modern materials. The result is compatibility with the AR-15 platform in components critical to changings calibers, including barrels, bolts, and magazines. While there is also compatibility with AR-15 upper receivers and handguards, there is an additional opportunity to optimize these components for this application by eliminating the gas system and moving sighting systems almost a 1/2in closer to the bore. ***All Accessories shown in the photos do not come standard and appear only as an illustration of what can be added.***

Controls: A linkage results in a magazine release location and feel familiar to AR-15 shooters, while also having an ambidextrous release. Safeties: The system utilizes the out-of-battery safety inherent in conventional AR-15 bolt carriers, as well as, both a crossbolt manual and grip safeties. Lever Loop/Stock: The lever loop is user configurable both for personal preference, and to match readily available Remington 870 stocks. Compliance: While the system was originally envisioned as a quiet and fast handling suppressor host (also allowing full capacity in short barrel configurations, unlike traditional lever actions), ironically the same manual action resulted in a compliant design for restrictive states. Caliber: Although likely initially launching in .223 Wylde, 300 Blackout, and a large bore offering, the platform will support any chambering using a standard rotating AR-15 bolt.