$1,649.00
| CALIBER: | 9mm (Colt Mags) |
| CLASSIFICATION: | Carbine |
| BARREL LENGTH: | 14.5″ |
| HANDGUARD: | SPR/15 GEN3 MLOK |
| GAS SYSTEM: | Blowback |
| GAS LENGTH: | N/A |
| TRIGGER: | 2-Stage |
| MUZZLE: | ASR Suppressor Ready |
| BCG: | QPQ W/R.E.M Polish |
| OVERALL LENGTH: | 32.5″ |
| Ambi-Short Throw Adjustable | |
| WEIGHT: | Classified |
This TYPE-A SPR-14.5 is built on our all new C9 lower platform with upgraded mil-spec components to make it an incredibly versatile firearm. The SPR-14.5 Carbine is equipped with a 14.5″ 416R stainless steel barrel (for weight reduction), an SPR/15″ GEN2 MLOK Handguard with a pinned & welded ASR Ready Muzzle Brake to give it that aggressive stance. Fully furnished with B5 furniture and a 33 round stick magazines. The TYPE-A SPR-14.5 Carbine is driven by our TYPE-A QPQ coated bolt carrier group w/R.E.M. Polish. This BCG is both Colt and Glock compatible. It’s also equipped with our improved TYPE-A PMC Straight 2-stage trigger to give it consistent reliability time after time.
NOTE: All of our pistols are Hardcoat Anodized and then Cerakoted to give you a longer lasting more durable finish. We wanted your rifle to wear to the anodized finish vs. the raw aluminum surface. Just another added benefit making your rifle….TYPE-A.
Colors Available (Shown in Armor Black)
Note: Any H-Series Cerakote can be sprayed. There is a $30 up-charge if the color is not in our stock.
Note: Any H-Series Cerakote can be sprayed. There is a $30 up-charge if the color is not in our stock.
"Considering getting into an AR9? Here’s some things to consider: 1) A PCC can broaden the scope of your training. There are many ranges that don’t allow rifles but will allow handgun cartridges. A PCC also allows you to train on steel much closer than you would with a traditional 5.56 or variant. 2) A shoulder-fired 9mm is a great rifle the whole family can enjoy. There’s virtually no recoil and they’re much quieter than a traditional AR (even unsuppressed). 3) They’re relatively cheap to run. 4) PCC’s make great home-defense options. Not saying there’s anything wrong with a 5.56 for home defense. Just consider your environment, shot ranges, and round performance of possible misses (5.56 compared to 9mm through drywall, studs, and other building materials). Noise may be another consideration. If you run suppressed then either platform is no problem, however open muzzle indoors? The 9mm is less likely to deafen someone. 5) They do not run as dirty. Since a PCC is a blowback system, you won’t get the same carbon buildup as with a direct gas rifle. 6) There’s nothing more fun about shooting a 9mm from your shoulder."
