Bushmaster ACR

Published on February 4, 2008
Duration: 1:21

This review covers the production version of the Bushmaster ACR, previously the Magpul Masada, showcased at SHOT Show 2008. Key features include a two-position adjustable gas regulator for suppressed/unsuppressed use and a tool-less quick-change barrel system. The rifle also boasts a non-reciprocating, ambidextrous charging handle and a polymer handguard.

Quick Summary

The Bushmaster ACR, formerly the Magpul Masada, features a two-position adjustable gas regulator for suppressed and unsuppressed use. It also boasts a tool-less quick-change barrel system and a non-reciprocating, ambidextrous charging handle for enhanced modularity and user convenience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Bushmaster ACR (Magpul Masada)
  2. 00:18Adjustable Gas System Explained
  3. 00:35Tool-Less Quick-Change Barrel System
  4. 00:55Handguard & Ambidextrous Charging Handle
  5. 01:10Barrel Assembly Removal & Piston System

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Bushmaster ACR originally known as?

The Bushmaster ACR was originally known as the Magpul Masada. This video showcases the production version presented at SHOT Show 2008, highlighting its evolution from the Masada prototype.

What are the key features of the Bushmaster ACR's gas system?

The Bushmaster ACR features a two-position adjustable gas regulator. This system is designed to optimize performance for shooting with a suppressor attached or when shooting unsuppressed.

How does the Bushmaster ACR's barrel system work?

The ACR utilizes a tool-less quick-change barrel system. Users can remove the barrel assembly by simply operating a lever and rotating a nut, allowing for rapid changes or maintenance.

Is the charging handle on the Bushmaster ACR ambidextrous?

Yes, the Bushmaster ACR features a non-reciprocating charging handle that can be easily switched to either the left or right side of the rifle, catering to both right-handed and left-handed shooters.

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