Ruger AR-556® MPR 8532

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Rifle deportivo moderno, asequible y fabricado en Estados Unidos, con la confiabilidad resistente que se espera de Ruger.

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

Technical data

BrandRuger

ModelAR-556

SubmodelAR-556® MPR 8532

Type of firearmRifle

Sub-type of firearmSemi-automatic

ModalityTactical

Availability Discontinued

HandednessRight-handed

Accuracy gurantee—

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)—

Barrel Diameter (inches)—

ThreadYes

Barrel flutedNo

Muzzle brakeYES

Barrel FinishBlack steel

Barrel MaterialSteel

Barrel Brand—

Type of stockTactical

Stock MaterialSynthetic

FullstockNO

Stock finishingBlack

Fire mechanismStriker

Trigger typeSingle-stage

Adjustable trigger—

Removable magazineSi

Open sightsNO

Choke—

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

Bases—

Optics—

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