LaRue Tactical - SHOT Show 2011

Published on January 19, 2011
Duration: 2:26

This video introduces the LaRue Tactical OBR Predator, a new rifle for 2011 designed for hunters and 3-gun competitors seeking a lighter platform than the standard OBR. Mark Fingar of LaRue Tactical highlights key features aimed at weight reduction and improved ergonomics for these specific user groups.

Quick Summary

The LaRue Tactical OBR Predator, introduced at SHOT Show 2011, is a lighter rifle variant designed for hunters and 3-gun competitors. It features approximately two pounds of weight reduction, a skeletonized extended handguard, and a pencil barrel profile, with both 16-inch and 18-inch options available in 5.56 and 7.62 calibers.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction and Mark Fingar
  2. 00:18Introducing the OBR Predator
  3. 00:30Inspiration for the Predator Model
  4. 00:49Weight Reduction Features
  5. 01:05Key Design Differences
  6. 01:25Handguard and Barrel Details
  7. 01:43Handguard Construction
  8. 01:53Caliber and Barrel Length Options
  9. 02:05Shipping Target Date
  10. 02:13Closing Remarks on LaRue Tactical

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LaRue Tactical OBR Predator designed for?

The LaRue Tactical OBR Predator is designed for hunters and 3-gun competition shooters who require a lighter rifle platform. It offers a balance of performance and reduced weight compared to previous OBR models.

How much weight was reduced in the OBR Predator?

Approximately two pounds were removed from each OBR Predator model. The 5.56 version weighs around 6 lbs stripped, and the .308 version comes in at about 8 lbs.

What are the key features of the OBR Predator's rail system?

The OBR Predator features a rail with zero MOA built-in. This differs from other OBR models, which have 20 MOA (7.62) or 10 MOA (5.56), indicating a design for flatter shooting.

What barrel lengths and gas systems are available for the OBR Predator?

Both the 7.62 and 5.56 caliber OBR Predators are available in 16-inch and 18-inch barrel lengths. Both configurations utilize a mid-length gas system.

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