Faxon Firearms Houlding Precision Wraith, Muzzle Brake, Receivers - SHOT Show 2016

Published on January 21, 2016
Duration: 3:59

This video from SHOT Show 2016 introduces the reintroduction of Houlding Precision's product line under Faxon Firearms. It highlights the quality of their billet upper and lower receivers and showcases two rifle systems: a 16-inch SKS-based battle rifle and the top-tier Wraith rifle. The Wraith features a carbon fiber handguard and aims for a lightweight, maneuverable design.

Quick Summary

Faxon Firearms has reintroduced the Houlding Precision line, showcasing the Wraith rifle with a carbon fiber handguard and a lightweight design under 6 lbs. They also presented a 16-inch battle rifle and are developing innovative safety features like a backstrap safety and an ambidextrous bolt catch and release.

Chapters

  1. 00:11Introduction of Houlding Precision Line
  2. 00:3016-inch SKS Battle Rifle Showcase
  3. 01:10Houlding Precision Wraith Rifle Preview
  4. 01:37Backstrap Safety Technology
  5. 02:34Ambidextrous Bolt Catch and Release

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of Houlding Precision's reintroduction?

Houlding Precision's product line, known for its precision upper and lower receivers, has been acquired and reintroduced by Faxon Firearms, promising high-quality weapon systems built on their established foundation.

What are the key features of the Faxon Firearms 16-inch battle rifle?

This rifle features a Streamline handguard, Faxon's Flame barrels, Houlding's Irish Curse brake for minimal muzzle rise, a 45° ambidextrous safety, Hyperfire 24e trigger, ambidextrous bolt catch/release, B5 stock, BCM charging handle, and an ultra-light BCG.

What is the Houlding Precision Wraith rifle designed for?

The Wraith rifle is designed for maneuverability and light weight, featuring a carbon fiber handguard and an ultra-light buttstock. With billet upper and lower receivers, it aims to weigh under 6 lbs.

What new safety technology is Faxon Firearms developing?

Faxon is developing a backstrap safety that acts as a 1911-style passive safety on modern sporting rifles, ensuring the trigger cannot be pulled unless the hand is correctly positioned on the grip.

What is the purpose of the ambidextrous bolt catch and release prototype?

This prototype aims to improve weapon manipulation efficiency, especially during malfunctions, by allowing the trigger finger to operate the bolt catch, minimizing hand movement away from fire control.

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