LAW Tactical ARIC – The MCX We Have at Home

Published on July 12, 2024
Duration: 29:37

The LAW Tactical ARIC bolt carrier group aims to convert AR-15s into folding rifles similar to the Sig MCX by integrating the operating system and eliminating the buffer tube. However, extensive testing revealed significant reliability issues, including failures to go into battery and sensitivity to ammunition and magazines, especially with .300 Blackout. The high cost and lack of dependable performance lead to a strong recommendation against its use for serious applications.

Quick Summary

The LAW Tactical ARIC is a bolt carrier group that integrates the AR-15's operating system and spring, enabling the use of folding stocks. However, extensive testing revealed significant reliability issues, including failures to go into battery and sensitivity to ammunition and magazines, making it unsuitable for serious applications.

Chapters

  1. 00:32Intro to LAW Tactical ARIC
  2. 01:49ARIC Design & Operating System
  3. 03:30Initial Testing & Recoil
  4. 05:50Malfunctions & Reliability Problems
  5. 07:54Magazine Compatibility & Gas Sensitivity
  6. 11:40Build Breakdown & Weight
  7. 14:15Final Assessment & Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LAW Tactical ARIC?

The LAW Tactical ARIC (AR Integrated Carrier) is a bolt carrier group designed for AR-15s that integrates the operating system and spring, eliminating the buffer tube. This allows for the use of folding stocks and makes the rifle more compact when stored or transported.

What are the main reliability issues with the LAW Tactical ARIC?

The ARIC system demonstrated significant reliability issues, including frequent failures to go fully into battery. It is also highly sensitive to ammunition types, gas levels, and magazine compatibility, leading to malfunctions during testing.

Can the LAW Tactical ARIC be fired with the stock folded?

Yes, a key feature of the LAW Tactical ARIC is its ability to allow the AR-15 to be fired repeatedly while the stock is folded, similar to systems like the Sig MCX or BRN-180.

Is the LAW Tactical ARIC recommended for serious use?

No, the reviewer strongly advises against the LAW Tactical ARIC for serious use due to its high cost and lack of dependable reliability. The system's performance issues, especially with .300 Blackout, make it unsuitable for critical applications.

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