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Hi Randall and welcome. No, this model uses mostly standard mil-spec AR parts. The long action calibers are the mostly proprietary parts rifles. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
Hi Randall, GLFA rifles have Mill-spec bolts and a Mil-spec fire control group (trigger parts). Their barrels and upper/lower receivers are considered better than MIl-spec. They use an M4 multi-position stock, a free-floating M-lock handguard, and a radial muzzle break. Mill-spec itself doesn't mean quality. It means, functional, and accurate enough. HIgh-end gun makers seldom use many MIl-spec parts because they can usually improve on them a bit. That's what GLFA does. Stay safe & have a great day!