The "SPADE"

Last week we announced our new model, the "Spade", thanks to a loyal follower, who gets a prize package from us.   This new model is a large frame(AR10-type) that has a few changes to make it more economical.

The specs on the new rifle are:

Upper:  Billet
Lower:  Billet
Barrel:  Stainless Match grade 16"-24"
Handguard:  16.5" M-lok or Keymod
Trigger:  Elftmann SE 3.5lb
Stock:  Luth-AR MBA-1
Grip:  Ergo Deluxe
Parts kit:  Mil-spec minus trigger
Gas block:  .875 low profile
5/8x24 thread protector

Calibers:  243, 6mm Creedmoor, 6.5 Creedmoor, 260Rem, 308


MSRP:  $1799
The biggest differences in the "LRPR" and the "SPADE" are:
LRPR has a side charge upper receiver
LRPR has a JP High Pressure bolt
LRPR has a Elftmann Match adjustable trigger
LRPR has a Magpul PRS stock

We're excited to be producing the Spade model for our customers who are more budget conscience, but want the same quality, dependability and accuracy out of our other rifles.

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