Rock River Arms RRAGE Delivers Monolithic-Style at an Affordable Price

A 5.56 NATO semi-auto that advances the clean, trim look and performance of the monolithic-style upper receiver/handguard design but at a price that won’t break the bank.
Rock River Arms RRAGE Delivers Monolithic-Style at an Affordable Price

The new RRAGE carbine builds on Rock River Arms’ new extruded flat top upper receiver. Made of 6061T aluminum, this receiver exhibits the clean lines and defined angles commonly associated with the more expensive billet uppers while delivering comparable strength and precision dimensions.

 

Paired with the upper receiver is a similarly constructed 6061T aluminum free-float handguard that blends almost seamlessly with the upper to provide an elegant, unitized profile and balanced strength and rigidity across the optics platform. The car-length handguard boasts a full-length MS1913 top rail and features the popular MLOK rail configuration for easy accessory adaptation. The MLOK system along the side and bottom surfaces lets shooters run a clean handguard or add only the rail accessories needed to help maintain a sleek, snag-free signature.

 

Stay tuned for more on the RRAGE as we take it out to the range and put it to the test.

 

Materials and Construction

Caliber: .223/5.56mm NATO

Upper: Extruded aluminum “flat top” with port door/no forward assist

Lower: Forged A2

Barrel: 16” light weight chrome moly, 1:9 twist

Sights: None

Gas System: Car, with low-profile gas block

Muzzle Device: A2 flash suppressor

Trigger Group: Single-stage semi-automatic

Safety Selector: Standard two-position semi-automatic

Buttstock: RRA six-position tactical car

Pistol Grip: A2

Handguard: Car-length free-floated aluminum with MS1913 top-rail and MLOK compatible side and bottom mounting surfaces

Length: 36 inches with stock fully extended

Weight: 5.7 pounds

Includes: 30 round RRA poly magazine

MSRP: $759.99



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