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Plenty of companies build direct impingement ARs. LWRC decided that if they were going to do it, they'd do it their way, and the IC-DI is the result. This one is chambered in 300 AAC Blackout, a cartridge that shines out of shorter barrels and pairs beautifully with suppressors, and it wears LWRC's OD Green finish over 7075-T6 aluminum receivers. The heart of the rifle is a 16.1 inch cold hammer forged barrel with a NiCorr surface treatment and a 1:7 twist, which stabilizes everything from light supersonic loads to heavy 220 grain subsonics. Even the gas block and gas tube get the NiCorr treatment, so the parts that take the most abuse are built to shrug off carbon and corrosion.
Run the controls and you'll notice this isn't a parts-bin build. The safety selector, magazine release, bolt catch, and charging handle are all fully ambidextrous, which lefties will appreciate and righties will find handy when running the gun from odd positions. The LWRCI Enhanced Fire Control Group has nickel-Teflon coated components for a smooth pull and a crisp, positive reset, a genuine step up from a mil-spec trigger. A Magpul MOE+ grip, LWRCI compact stock on a 6-position buffer tube, and an enlarged trigger guard for gloved hands finish out the ergonomics.
The free-float M-LOK handguard gives you a full-length top rail for optics and plenty of real estate for lights, lasers, or a sling mount, and free-floating the barrel helps accuracy stay consistent no matter how you load up the rail. The threaded muzzle wears an A2 flash hider from the factory, so adding a suppressor is a simple swap. At 6.6 pounds, it carries easily whether you're working a hog field at night or just spending a Saturday at the range.
Here's a detail a lot of folks miss: the ambidextrous lower is compatible with LWRC's full IC family, so down the road you can drop a piston-driven IC upper on this same lower. That kind of forward thinking is what separates the IC-DI from the sea of ordinary DI carbines. It ships with a 30 round magazine for a 30+1 capacity.
This is LWRC's direct impingement model, which is a departure from the gas piston systems the company is best known for. They didn't cut corners on it though. The gas block and gas tube get a NiCorr treatment for durability, and it runs a keyless bolt carrier design of LWRC's own making. If you ever want a piston setup later, the ambi lower accepts uppers from LWRC's piston-driven IC line.
Yes. The 16.1 inch barrel comes threaded from the factory with a removable A2 flash hider, so mounting a suppressor or a different muzzle device is straightforward. The 1:7 twist also stabilizes heavy subsonic bullets, which is exactly what you want for quiet suppressed shooting with 300 Blackout.
It's one of the better factory options out there for lefties. The safety selector, magazine release, bolt catch and release, and charging handle are all fully ambidextrous, so a left-handed user can run every control without reaching around the receiver. Righties benefit too when manipulating the rifle from a support-side position.
300 Blackout out of a 16 inch barrel is a versatile setup. It's popular for hog and deer hunting at moderate ranges with supersonic loads, home defense, and suppressed range work with subsonics. At 6.6 pounds with a free-float M-LOK rail for lights and optics, this rifle handles all of those roles well.
| UPC | 850006403530 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ICDIR3ODG16ML |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16.1" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 AAC Blackout |
| Capacity | 30 + 1 |
| Safety | Selector Switch |
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