Falkor Defense Omega 6.5 Creedmoor with DRACOS StraightJacket

Description

These rifles have been discontinued and you’ll find that it is VERY rare to find one with a Dracos barrel and EMG muzzle brake. I paid nearly $5k for this a retail but only used it for a single LRSU class. I had some extraction issues during the class and it’s pretty much lived in the safe ever since. A couple months ago I decided to pull it out and see what could be done with it. Turns out all it needed was a more powerful spring. Runs like an absolute champ now and will blow your mind with how accurate it is. I took it out last weekend and was seeing 1/2 MOA to 1 MOA groups with some 144gr Berger LRHT’s using 39.8 grains of H4350. Honestly, this is a gas gun that shoots like a bolt gun. 

It has fewer than 400 rounds (I would estimate the actual number to be around 320) and is in excellent shape. I couldn’t find any flaws and unless you looked at the bolt carrier, you’d think that this was a new gun.

THE OPTICS AND BIPOD ARE NOT INCLUDED

Here’s what the manufacturer’s website says:

FALKOR OMEGA 6.5 Creedmoor 22 Inch Barrel (Grey) Specifications:

• Ambi Matched Billet Lower Hard Anodized
• Ambi Matched Billet Upper Hard Anodized
• Ambidextrous Mirrored Controls-Billet Machined Bolt/Mag
• Ambi Take Down Pins
• QuickSnap Dust Cover
• Flared Magwell w/Magwell Grip
• Barrel: 22-inch Bartlein Precision Match Steel Barrel 1:8 Twist
• FALKOR “Tranny” Free-Float 19.13 inch MLOK™ Handguard
• FALKOR Anti-Tilt Nitride BCG
• TriggerTech Adaptable AR Primary Trigger
• Luth AR MBA-1 Stock
• FALKOR MACH 10 Ambi-charging handle
• Ambi Short Throw Safety Selector
• VZ Grip
• EMG X Falkor Crowned Muzzle Brake
• 2 20-round Lancer Mags Included
• Length: 43.25 inches
• Weight: (No Mag/Sights) 10.25 pounds
• Color: Grey

UGE has terrible photos. Message me if you’d like me to share some better pictures. Also, if you ever find yourself at Ready Gunner in Orem, you’ll see a picture on the wall of the Neal, the founder, shooting this rifle. (Neal sold the gun to me shortly after that photo.  I also spoke to Rylan, the photographer, and he said it was just a photoshoot, so my round count numbers are still accurate. Rest in Peace, Neal.)

Report problem