Remington R15 VTR AR-15 .223 Rem Semi Auto Rifle - 22" Barrel, 5+1 Rounds, Synthetic, Camo Stock

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• Q: Remington hasn't quit building altogether, have they?

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  • Asked 03/22/2021 03:24 by bruce b

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  Bruce, production is severely curbed due to bankruptcy Sir. I would check on large gun and accessory sites like (6)un (8)roker, Armslist and Guns America as discontinued and hard to find firearms and accessories show up for sale by private individuals and small shops. Just replace (6) & (8) with G & B.

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• Q: Is this legal in ny?

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  • Asked 07/07/2019 12:31 by Jeffrey P

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  Jeffrey, no Sir it is not NY compliant. Details under Rifles here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf
• Q: How long is the foregrip on this firearm? If the barrel is 22", is the grip 15"?

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  • Asked 04/09/2018 12:53 by Calvin B

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• Q: This is listed under the CA legal section. Not much info is available for this gun.
  Does it have a fixed mag?

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  • Asked 01/29/2018 05:59 by Joseph S

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  the fixed stock and the "Bullet Button" Magazine Release makes this CA compliant here it is listed on buds CA compliant list Link https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=2084_1153_1797&filter_id=3&caliber_id=10000601

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• Q: Is this model CA compliant despite the muzzle?

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  • Asked 12/16/2017 02:19 by Arman T

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  This rifle is CA compliant Arman.

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• Q: Can this rifle shoot both 223 and 556 NATO ammo.? Thank you

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  • Asked 06/14/2017 19:52 by MICHEL Y

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  The data in the specifications on the listing calls for caliber 223 Remington/5.56. However, it also says chambered it 223 Remington. If the latter is true you should NOT fire 5.56 NATO in the rifles as it MIGHT produce an over pressure. If the former is true you will no problem with either. NATO ammo standards are different than SAMMI standards for US commercial ammo. Any ammo marked 222 Rem is okay. That is not true of ALL 5.56 NATO ammo. It may take both but that would require reading the manual or a call to Remington for full clarification. (Keep in mind that Remington would much rather it be 'called' 223 Remington than 5.56 NATO so marketing is also at issue with this particular rifle.)

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