Windham Weaponry .308 SRC

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posted on January 15, 2014
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There is never a shortage of new AR-style rifles introduced at SHOT Show anymore, and Windham Weaponry has not disappointed with its latest entry. As it name indicates, the new .308 SRC (Sight Ready Carbine), which also accepts 7.62 x 51mm NATO, is ready for you to decorate with an optic of your choice. Practically bantamweight for an AR-platform rifle (only 7.5) pounds, this semi-automatic rifle features a gas-impingement system, has a 20+1 capacity and ships with one 20-round Magpul PMag magazine. The SRC has a flattop upper ready for accessories. Take a look at the rifle in the video below, and for more information, visit WindhamWeaponry.com.

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