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Review: LWRC REPR

Specifically, when our armed forces members are whacking IED insertion teams, they need more shots, faster than what a bolt-action rifle can deliver. And in the wide open of Afghanistan, you also need reach. So the push is on for a semi-auto .308 rifle with durability and accuracy. That the services can’t stop tripping over their own feet in selecting one doesn’t mean that we have to do without.

LWRC has not just one but four: 12-, 16-, 18- and 20-inch barrel versions. I had an opportunity to put the 20-inch version through its paces, and I have to tell you, I really liked it.

The REPR is a scaled-up AR-15 (which was a scaled-down AR-10) but there are parts in common, and accessories galore meant for your 5.56 will fit the 7.62 REPR. The controls and

exterior features are all instantly recognizable and familiar to the 5.56 shooter.

Well, most of them are. Where the 5.56 has a charging handle on the rear of the upper receiver, the REPR has a charging handle on the left side. It is non-reciprocating, so it won’t move when you shoot. It has a large knob, and if you press in on the knob (toward the rifle interior), it engages the charging handle, and you can then use it as a forward assist. When you let go, the spring-loaded knob pops back out, ending its short tenure as an assistant.

There are also extra levers on the exterior. There are two bolt-release levers, one on each side, so you can use either hand to press the button. Of course, those accustomed to slapping the left-side lever with their left hand will never

notice the one on the right—which is a shame, as you can use your trigger finger to drop the bolt. Especially when shooting from the bench, I found it a lot easier just to angle my trigger finger up and press the tab than to press with the left hand and then have to resettle the rifle in the bags.

Inside, the 20-inch version has an adjustable Geissele trigger. The other models have either a non-adjustable Geissele or tuned mil-spec triggers. Geissele has not only designed a fabulous trigger, but it has figured a way for our military to have a match, select-fire trigger. This one, alas, comes semi only. Still, the Geissele trigger is clean, crisp and a joy to use.

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