Gun Review: Patriot Ordnance’s 5.56mm ReVolt Rifle

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Posted September 25, 2015 1:00 pm by Comments

By Robert A. Sadowski


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The ReVolt produced half-inch groups at 100 yards. Shown with a 1.5-6x32mm Weaver Kaspa scope and a Sinclair Tactical Bipod.

The ReVolt Light may look like a semi-auto AR-15, but it is actually a manually operated bolt action offering outstanding accuracy to shooters in any state.

The bolt is operated via ambidextrous roller knobs …read more

Source:: Tactical Life

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