The SawKiller | Overview of the MCR Beltfed AR15 by Fightlite Industries

Published on October 11, 2019
Duration: 10:02

The Fightlite MCR, formerly Ares Shrike, offers a unique belt-fed upper for the AR-15 platform, providing suppressive fire capabilities in a lighter package than the M249 SAW. It features a dual-feed system (belts and magazines), a reliable piston system, and a true quick-change barrel for rapid swaps. The rifle is compatible with standard AR-15 furniture and optics, including the Elcan SpecterDR, and includes an adjustable gas system.

Quick Summary

The Fightlite MCR (SawKiller) is a unique AR-15 upper receiver enabling belt-fed operation, offering a lighter alternative to the M249 SAW. It features a dual-feed system for belts and magazines, a reliable piston system, and a quick-change barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Fightlite MCR
  2. 00:48MCR vs. M249 SAW Comparison
  3. 01:28Dual Feed Capability (Belts & Magazines)
  4. 02:02Piston System and Belt Mechanism
  5. 04:10Quick-Change Barrel System Demo
  6. 05:15Furniture and AR-15 Compatibility
  7. 08:40Optics Mounting & Final Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Fightlite MCR and what makes it unique?

The Fightlite MCR, also known as the SawKiller, is an AR-15 upper receiver that allows for belt-fed operation. It offers a lighter, more configurable alternative to traditional belt-fed machine guns like the M249 SAW.

Can the Fightlite MCR use both belts and standard magazines?

Yes, the MCR features a dual-feed system. It can accept standard AR-15 magazines, including high-capacity options like Surefire 60/100 rounders and Magpul PMAGs, as well as M27 linked ammunition belts.

What are the key features of the Fightlite MCR's operating system?

The MCR utilizes a reliable short-stroke gas piston system, known for its efficiency and cleaner operation compared to direct impingement. It also boasts a true quick-change barrel system for rapid swaps.

Is the Fightlite MCR compatible with standard AR-15 parts and accessories?

Yes, the MCR is designed to work with a standard AR-15 lower receiver and is compatible with most AR-15 furniture. Optics like the Elcan SpecterDR can also be mounted without issue.

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