New For 2024: Rock River Arms XM24 Tactical

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posted on January 22, 2024
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Rock River Arms developed its XM24 Tactical rifle as dedicated precision rifle capable of swapping between two popular long-range chamberings: .308 Winchester and .338 Lapua. Barrels chambered in either caliber are mated to the proprietary receiver via a barrel-nut system that ensures alignment and proper headspacing.

Each Rock River Arms XM24 barreled action sits inside a Modular Driven Technologies ESS non-folding chassis, and barrels of either chambering measure 26" long and are machined from stainless steel, air-gauged, cryo-treated and finally nitride-finished. Also included on each XM24 is a TriggerTech Primary trigger system, as well as a 20-m.o.a. optics rail and a single-stack, five-round detachable box magazine. Rock River Arms guarantees each rifle to have an accuracy potential of 0.5 m.o.a. with premium ammunition.

To see the details of the Rock River Arms XM24 Tactical rifle, watch our "New For 2024" video above.

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