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Bookmark or Share- What Happened to the Bushmaster ACR? - Pew Pew TacticalWhile Remington and Bushmaster eventually came to be the owners of the ACR, that’s not where it started. The Magpul Masada in its original base configuration. (Photo: Magpul) The ACR, or Advanced Combat Rifle, originally came from a company you might have heard of — Magpul.
- Adaptive Combat Rifle - WikipediaEmergence. Operational Use. Design. Remington ACR. Bushmaster ACR. Variants. Remington ACR. Bushmaster ACR. Users. Marketing. See also. References. External links. Adaptive Combat Rifle. The Adaptive Combat Rifle ( ACR) is a modular assault rifle formerly designed by Magpul Industries of Austin, Texas, and known initially as the Masada .
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- The Remington/Bushmaster ACR: How well has it aged?The Remington/Bushmaster Adaptive Combat Rifle (ACR) is a modular semi-automatic rifle designed by Magpul Industries, known initially as the Masada (not to be confused with the developing handgun from IWI of the same name) the ACR was to be a cutting edge modernized service rifle.
- Bushmaster Announces a Comeback :: Guns.comFounded in 1978 in Windham, Maine, from the remnants of the even older Gwinn Arms company, Bushmaster was one of the first makers of AR-style firearms outside of Colt. Its line included the...
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