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There are a lot of AR rifles out there claiming to be ambidextrous, but most of them stop at a mirrored safety selector. American Defense Mfg went all in with the UIC MOD 1. Built on billet aluminum upper and lower receivers, this carbine gives you a working bolt catch, bolt release, and magazine release on both sides of the gun, and every one of those controls can be reached without pulling your hand off the grip. Lefties finally get a rifle that runs the way it should, and right-handed users pick up faster, cleaner manipulations they did not know they were missing.
The 14.5 inch mil-spec 5.56 NATO barrel wears a pinned and welded A2 flash hider that brings the whole setup to 16 inches overall. That gives you a shorter, quicker-handling carbine that swings through doorways and around barricades better than a standard 16 inch gun. Up top, a Radian Raptor-LT ambidextrous charging handle keeps the left-and-right theme going, while the free float M-LOK handguard leaves plenty of real estate for lights, lasers, and hand stops without touching the barrel or hurting accuracy.
ADM did not cut corners on the internals either. The bolt carrier group wears a QPQ nitride finish for smooth cycling and easy cleanup, and the ALG ACT trigger delivers a crisp, consistent pull that beats the gritty mil-spec triggers found in most factory carbines. An ADM 10-position buffer tube with HD buffer lets you fine tune the stock position and keeps recoil soft and flat. Magpul's MOE grip and MOE-SL stock handle the furniture duties, and the enlarged competition-style magwell makes reloads noticeably faster under pressure.
The Midnight Bronze Cerakote finish looks sharp and adds a tough, corrosion-resistant layer over the billet receivers. Whether this is your training rifle, home defense gun, or the carbine you take to your next class, the UIC MOD 1 shows up with one 30 round magazine and everything it needs to run hard right out of the box.
Most ARs only mirror the safety selector, but the UIC MOD 1 puts a functional bolt catch, bolt release, and magazine release on both sides of the receiver. ADM designed the controls so you can reach all of them without moving your firing hand off the grip. It also ships with a Raptor-LT ambidextrous charging handle, so every major control works from either side.
The A2 flash hider is pinned and welded to the barrel, which brings the total length to 16 inches overall. You get the shorter, more maneuverable feel of a 14.5 inch carbine in a standard rifle configuration. Keep in mind the muzzle device is permanent, so swapping it later means having a gunsmith cut it off and pin a new one.
Yes. The ALG ACT is a refined single-stage trigger built on the mil-spec pattern but with polished, coated components that clean up the grit and creep found in typical factory triggers. It keeps the durability of a duty trigger while giving you a smoother, more predictable break.
The MOD 1 is ADM's base configuration carbine, built on the same billet ambidextrous receiver set as the flagship MOD 2 but with a mil-spec 5.56 barrel, ALG ACT trigger, and A2 flash hider to keep the cost down. The MOD 2 steps up to upgraded barrel and component options. If you want the ambi control system without the flagship price, the MOD 1 is the smart entry point.
| UPC | 810104931793 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | UICR5BRZ14M1MLOK |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 14.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
| Capacity | 30 |
| Color | BRONZE |
| Model | |
| Product Type | AR |
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