tac40
25 January 2010, 20:26
At the SHOT show, I checked out the new products from Sabre Defense Industries. Sabre Defense is making the M16A3 for our military troops and the M16A4 for the law enforcement community. What drew me to their products were the new array of gas piston driven AR rifles and an AR rifle made with a unique one piece polymer lower assembly. There is also a very cool looking silenced AR rifle with a built in silencer.
Let’s put aside the argument between the DI and piston driven AR. What I can tell you is there are more AR builders using the gas piston system now then in previous years. Gee I wonder if this means anything. As mentioned before the milspec monkey crew were on hand and filmed a video which can be seen here later.
The Sabre Defense spokes person was David, who helped in developing their piston system. One thing I did noticed was the BCG, the bolt was spring loaded into the BCG. Sabre Defense uses a process they call “ion bonding” (diamond like coating), this was used on each components to build the rifle giving the rifle a very superior finish and corrosion resistant surface.
Sabre Defense had a lot to offer this included AR rifles for the competition shooter, our military/law enforcement and recreational shooter.
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/boothbunnySaberDef-1.jpg
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/saberar.jpg
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/sabersilenced.jpg
Let’s put aside the argument between the DI and piston driven AR. What I can tell you is there are more AR builders using the gas piston system now then in previous years. Gee I wonder if this means anything. As mentioned before the milspec monkey crew were on hand and filmed a video which can be seen here later.
The Sabre Defense spokes person was David, who helped in developing their piston system. One thing I did noticed was the BCG, the bolt was spring loaded into the BCG. Sabre Defense uses a process they call “ion bonding” (diamond like coating), this was used on each components to build the rifle giving the rifle a very superior finish and corrosion resistant surface.
Sabre Defense had a lot to offer this included AR rifles for the competition shooter, our military/law enforcement and recreational shooter.
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/boothbunnySaberDef-1.jpg
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/saberar.jpg
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/uu319/horseplay/SHOT%20show%202010%20Las%20Vegas/sabersilenced.jpg