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Sabre Defence XR15

Did Sabre Defence choose the right name for this rifle?

The Precision Marksman proved accurate, shooting half-MOA groups with Black Hills Sierra MatchKing OTM 77-grain loads.

Called the Precision Marksman Rifle, this AR-15-style gun was going to have to be accurate in order to live up to its name. The heart of an accurate rifle is the barrel, and Sabre Defence makes most barrels for the U.S. military .50-caliber M2 machine guns, so it knows barrel manufacturing. The 20-inch fluted stainless steel, chemically finished barrel on the semi-automatic XR15 Precision Marksman Rifle (PMR) is button rifled and then heat-treated, but would it be accurate? I would see. At ...

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