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POF Revolution DI - The Lightweight 308 Wonder A 308 round, a shoehorn, and an AR-15 walk into a bar. No punchline needed- the POF Revolution walks out. Patriot Ordnance Factory has managed to fit the venerable 308 cartridge into a tidy, 6.8 pound package. Eugene Stoner couldn't have dreamed it up any better. Join @PatRMG for his first contribution to the ARFCOM community. Follow ARFCOM! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ar15com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ar15com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ar15com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ar15com/ |
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Holy cow that thing is a shooter. The brake must work, my 10 lb LR 308 jumps like a pole dancer on meth.
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Originally Posted By MSC182: It’d be cool in 6.5 Creedmoor. View Quote https://pof-usa.com/firearms/revolution-65/ https://pof-usa.com/firearms/revolution-di-65/ |
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How much? That thing would look sweet with my 7.62 SpecWar hanging off the front...
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I have a pof upper gas block cracked after less than 300 rounds . I sent it back and they welded it. I would would switch it to di but I’m not sure the gas port is correct. Or if I can get the gas block off . If I remember correct the upper was$1200.
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Originally Posted By jutemple: I have a pof upper gas block cracked after less than 300 rounds . I sent it back and they welded it. I would would switch it to di but I’m not sure the gas port is correct. Or if I can get the gas block off . If I remember correct the upper was$1200. View Quote My Saint Victor 308 is only weighs 1lb more. Its a good shooter and the factory brake does a good job. Not bad for a $1200 rifle |
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I'm more interested in the rogue di
It's less than 6# In basically the same package. |
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I'm very interested in a lightweight 12.5" barrel 308 AR.
I just don't know if I'm $2600 interested. |
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Originally Posted By glockperfection35: My Saint Victor 308 is only weighs 1lb more. Its a good shooter and the factory brake does a good job. Not bad for a $1200 rifle View Quote My upper is in 556. At the time , I had to save up for it. It was back when piston AR s were just getting popular. And I wanted a good one . After getting it back I haven’t shot it much . I figured it would break by the weld. |
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"6.8" lb package...good marketing right there.
fluted chamber like ala HK? Bartlein is making carbon fiber wrapped barrels these days... |
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I have the 18" POF Revolution piston model. It's an awesome rifle, recoil really is only marginally more than a 5.56. Got it new for $1900.
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Wow. That is badass.
Pat? Is he going to post here? If so, I have a question. How did the grip angle "feel"? I know that is subjective because it will "feel" different to everyone, so I guess I want to know if it was distracting or weird in any way? I'm sure it is easy to get used to but did you go back and forth between an AR15 and the POF308? I love the entire concept of that rifle. |
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That’s cool and I wanted one when they were announced but now I’ll hold out for the Rogue.
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Originally Posted By krpind: I have a recoil pad on my AR10. I need to dig it out one day and get a pic and post it. View Quote It’s not so much the felt recoil...it’s just how much it jumps around when I shoot it. The only time I didn’t feel the recoil or the jumping is when I shot that 140 class buck that time. |
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it'd be cooler if they were DPMS pattern. or SR25. Or anything besides it's own receiver pattern.
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Quoted: The pistol version is only 1865 And 5.6# ... if you do the rogue version. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'm very interested in a lightweight 12.5" barrel 308 AR. I just don't know if I'm $2600 interested. The pistol version is only 1865 And 5.6# ... if you do the rogue version. Is it available yet? I actually would be interested at that price point. To be considerably lighter than the Victor or Adams Arms at a $5-600 expense isn't unreasonable at all imo. |
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The grip angle was fine. Going from an AR15 to the Revolution is easy. You hardly notice the setback of the grip.
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View Quote I'm seeing $3400 for the Vseven. Pretty spendy. |
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Originally Posted By jaqufrost: I'm seeing $3400 for the Vseven. Pretty spendy. View Quote $2800 is cheap? Maybe so, but my point was if I have 2800 to spend on a rifle, I probably have 3400 to spend on an upgraded LW version. I not bashing POF btw, I was just saying what I would do in that ballpark of money. Same reason I chose a SR-15 over a DD. It was a $600 price difference for a better rifle. |
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Originally Posted By USNGM2: $2800 is cheap? Maybe so, but my point was if I have 2800 to spend on a rifle, I probably have 3400 to spend on an upgraded LW version. I not bashing POF btw, I was just saying what I would do in that ballpark of money. Same reason I chose a SR-15 over a DD. It was a $600 price difference for a better rifle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By USNGM2: Originally Posted By jaqufrost: I'm seeing $3400 for the Vseven. Pretty spendy. $2800 is cheap? Maybe so, but my point was if I have 2800 to spend on a rifle, I probably have 3400 to spend on an upgraded LW version. I not bashing POF btw, I was just saying what I would do in that ballpark of money. Same reason I chose a SR-15 over a DD. It was a $600 price difference for a better rifle. The Rev DI is showing less than 2400,... which is 1000 difference.... |
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Originally Posted By highstepper: Yup. Same for my Armalite AR-10 with a 2-port brake. I want to figure out how to tame it down some more.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By highstepper: Originally Posted By DVCER: Holy cow that thing is a shooter. The brake must work, my 10 lb LR 308 jumps like a pole dancer on meth. Yup. Same for my Armalite AR-10 with a 2-port brake. I want to figure out how to tame it down some more.... silencer ...... |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki: I'm very interested in a lightweight 12.5" barrel 308 AR. I just don't know if I'm $2600 interested. View Quote At Lobby Day I saw a guy toting such a braced "pistol". It was film dipped in the US Constitution. The parchment look really worked well on it and I'm usually not a big fan of that type of thing. |
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Originally Posted By strider98: it'd be cooler if they were DPMS pattern. or SR25. Or anything besides it's own receiver pattern. View Quote The special receiver design is what makes it 6.8 lbs .308 that's a short as a 5.56 AR. The DPMS and SR25 are huge in comparison. Defense Review has a few pics here that compares it to a 5.56 POF with a similar barrel length. |
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Originally Posted By johnnieblue: The special receiver design is what makes it 6.8 lbs .308 that's a short as a 5.56 AR. The DPMS and SR25 are huge in comparison. Defense Review has a few pics here that compares it to a 5.56 POF with a similar barrel length. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By johnnieblue: Originally Posted By strider98: it'd be cooler if they were DPMS pattern. or SR25. Or anything besides it's own receiver pattern. The special receiver design is what makes it 6.8 lbs .308 that's a short as a 5.56 AR. The DPMS and SR25 are huge in comparison. Defense Review has a few pics here that compares it to a 5.56 POF with a similar barrel length. Ya it's actually pretty interesting. I just wish there were some options like a nitride pencil barrel. Or different length handguards. And while I get the theory of their heat sink barrel nut. It just seems goofy. |
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Originally Posted By MidwestJ: I really like mine too View Quote Got one of the savage 308s that’s even lighter than the saint recently for less than 800 after rebate (super cheap due to hydro dipped finish that no one wanted I think—have painted it). Anyway I Haven’t gotten it out to the range yet, but hoping it shoots well. |
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Hm, like the barrel heat sink thing....Not seen that before
(I live a sheltered life, they don't let me out of my padded room very often ) |
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Originally Posted By krpind: Wow. That is badass. Pat? Is he going to post here? If so, I have a question. How did the grip angle "feel"? I know that is subjective because it will "feel" different to everyone, so I guess I want to know if it was distracting or weird in any way? I'm sure it is easy to get used to but did you go back and forth between an AR15 and the POF308? I love the entire concept of that rifle. View Quote New to the forum. I "attempted" to reply earlier! The ergonomics are very similar. The trigger/ grip being placed farther backwards doesn't set off any mental alarms. You literally wouldn't notice. |
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Didn't DPMS do this first?
Shame Remington has zero marketing skills. POF is $$$$$$ |
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In on first page.
Link to buy? I'm slowly working on a 308 AR |
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I paid $1700 out the door for my 12.5" Rogue. It weighs 5.6lbs naked and 8lbs 0oz as pictured (without a mag).
It's awesome. Attached File |
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Quoted: I paid $1700 out the door for my 12.5" Rogue. It weighs 5.6lbs naked and 8lbs 0oz as pictured (without a mag). It's awesome. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/435611/Screenshot_20200515-150959_Gallery_jpg-1423126.JPG View Quote |
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