H&R Booth: New Retro AR15s. 605, 606 and 607 are coming! Shot Show 2026.

Published on January 26, 2026
Duration: 16:18

KLAYCO47's Klay interviews Mike from H&R, the lead developer for their retro AR-15 line, at Shot Show 2026. They unveil upcoming models: the 605, 606, and 607, focusing on historical accuracy and unique features like the 607's stock and the 605's slick side upper receiver. Mike's deep knowledge of Colt history and military procurement shines through.

Quick Summary

H&R is releasing new retro AR-15 models: the 605, 606, and 607. The Model 605 features a historical 'slick side' upper receiver, while the 607 has a unique manual-latch stock. The 606 is a squad automatic weapon prototype with a heavy barrel and M2 bipod adapter.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to H&R Retro AR15s
  2. 00:41Model 605 and 607 History
  3. 01:07Model 607 Stock Mechanism
  4. 04:23Model 605 Upper and Doctrine
  5. 06:46Model 605 Dissipator Specs
  6. 08:19Model 606 Squad Auto Prototype

Frequently Asked Questions

What new retro AR-15 models is H&R releasing?

H&R is releasing three new retro AR-15 models: the Model 605, Model 606, and Model 607. These firearms are designed with historical accuracy in mind, drawing inspiration from classic Colt and military designs.

What is unique about the H&R Model 607's stock?

The H&R Model 607 features a distinctive retro-style stock that extends and locks into place. It requires a manual latch to adjust, a specialty component sourced through a partnership with Ordnance Research.

Why does the H&R Model 605 have a 'slick side' upper receiver?

The H&R Model 605 features a 'slick side' upper receiver without a forward assist, reflecting historical Air Force doctrine. This design choice emphasizes clearing malfunctions through other means rather than forcing rounds into the chamber.

What is the H&R Model 606?

The H&R Model 606 is presented as a 5.56mm squad automatic weapon prototype. It is characterized by a heavy barrel and includes a custom-machined adapter specifically for mounting an M2 bipod, enhancing its stability as a support weapon.

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