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SEARCHExpanding on its award-winning Direct Impingement rifle line, LWRCI has officially launched the IC DI 300 BLK. The IC DI 300 BLK model is the newest member of the IC DI family whose lineage and design was born out of the US Military M4 PIP program that called for longer barrel life, full ambidexterity, better reliability, and user configurable floating rail system.
Expanding on its award-winning Direct Impingement rifle line, LWRCI has officially launched the IC DI 300 BLK. The IC DI 300 BLK model is the newest member of the IC DI family whose lineage and design was born out of the US Military M4 PIP program that called for longer barrel life, full ambidexterity, better reliability, and user configurable floating rail system.
“Based on the continued popularity of the .300 BLK platform it was a natural line extension for LWRCI and our IC DI line”, says David Ridley, LWRCI’s senior vice president sales and marketing. “The LWRCI-DI 300 excels on all counts, offering our customers an accurate advanced DI rifle at a price that will surprise you. It is truly a step up from the basic direct impingement rifles on the market now in 300 BLK”
Built from the ground up the IC DI 300 BLK model, is a completely new Direct Impingement rifle chambered in 300 BLK, featuring many of the same performance attributes found in LWRCI's popular Gas Piston-Luxury AR line up.
The IC DI 300BLK delivers custom rifle features, including: Monoforge upper, modular one-piece free float rail; LWRCI cold hammer-forged Heavy Barrel; fully ambidextrous lower controls: Mag Release, Bolt Catch/Release and Selector switch; angled ergonomic Fore Grip; Mil-Spec 6-position buffer tube; and LWRCI proprietary advanced DI Bolt Carrier group with keyless gas key. The IC DI 300BLK is available, like all LWRCI rifles in a California Compliant model configuration.
The IC DI 300 BLK model is shipping now. It is available in LWRCI standard Cerakote colors, including Flat Dark Earth, OD Green, Patriot Brown and Tungsten Grey.
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