How to use an ACR (Remington/Bushmaster) in under 60 seconds

Published on April 18, 2022
Duration: 1:00

This guide demonstrates the basic operation of the Remington/Bushmaster ACR rifle. It covers essential functions like safety engagement, charging the rifle, bolt catch operation, and magazine release. The video also touches on sight compatibility and basic loading and firing procedures, emphasizing firearm safety throughout.

Quick Summary

The Bushmaster ACR safety selector operates like an AR-15: push up for safe and down for fire. The charging handle is ambidextrous and configurable. The bolt catch is at the front of the trigger guard; push up to lock open, push down to release.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Safety
  2. 00:11Charging Handle Operation
  3. 00:17Bolt Catch and Release
  4. 00:34Sights and Optics
  5. 00:40Loading and Firing
  6. 00:52Magazine Release

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the safety selector on the Bushmaster ACR work?

The safety selector on the Bushmaster ACR functions similarly to an AR-15. Pushing the selector upwards engages the safe mode, while pushing it downwards allows the rifle to be fired.

Where is the charging handle located on the ACR and can it be moved?

The charging handle is located along the top of the receiver. It is ambidextrous and can be configured for operation from either the right or left side of the rifle.

How do you lock the bolt open on an ACR?

To lock the bolt open on an ACR, push up on the bolt catch lever located at the front of the trigger guard while simultaneously pulling the charging handle to the rear.

What type of sights are compatible with the ACR?

The ACR is designed to be compatible with standard AR-15 type iron sights. The specific rifle shown in the video is equipped with a low power variable optic (LPVO).

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