The XBRN-177E2 is an authentic reproduction of an early Special Forces carbine featuring a period-correct flash hider with grenade ring, a full-fence M16A1 lower receiver and a collapsible stock.

The price on the M16A1 and 635 rifles is yet to be determined, but is expected to be in the $1,200 to $1,500 range. A newly manufactured H&R AR-15 receiver. Image courtesy of Palmetto State Armory.

There was no commercially available civilian version of the AR-15 prior to the U.S. Military's decision to make it the default military rifle replacing the M-14, and designating it as the M16A1.

The Republic of Korea, the Philippines, and Singapore began license producing the M16A1, and many other nations bought M16s straight from the United tatesS. However, Taiwan bucked this trend ...

The Republic of Korea, the Philippines, and Singapore began license producing the M16A1, and many other nations bought M16s straight from the United States. However, Taiwan bucked this trend ...