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Franklin Armory Rs11 .300 Blackout 11.5" Carbine

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Brand
Franklin Armory
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
11.5in
UPC
818725013553

Overview

The Franklin Armory RS11 is a compact .300 AAC Blackout rifle platform featuring an 11.5-inch barrel. Designed for maneuverability in confined spaces, this rifle utilizes mil-spec dimensions and standard AR-platform controls to ensure compatibility with existing accessories, triggers, and furniture. Its design supports both subsonic and supersonic ammunition, making it well-suited for specialized tactical applications and home defense scenarios where portability and handling speed are priorities.

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