HAENEL CR 300

The self-loading rifle CR 300 from HAENEL is based on the globally widespread AR platform. The indirect gas operation ensures maximum functional reliability. At the same time, system contamination is minimized. The cold-hammered and free-floating barrel guarantees high precision.

Ideal suppressor caliber for the legitimate hunting license holder.

The image is for illustrative purposes only. Unity Tactical Riser Mount + Primary Arms Sight are not included in the delivery.

The image is for illustrative purposes only, from an official order.

The key features of this semi-automatic rifle at a glance:

- Type: Self-loading rifle
- Caliber: .300 Blackout (.300 AAC Blackout)
- Trigger: Standard pressure point trigger
- Color: Black
- Indirect gas pressure loader
- Adjustable gas system
- For left- and right-handed shooters
- Modified M4 stock with 6 positions and adjustable cheek rest
- Latest version, M-LOK handguard tool-free removable
- Sights: removable, adjustable mechanical flip sights
- A2 standard muzzle brake
- Firing pin safety
- Barrel length: 10.5"
- Thread: 15x1
- Not approved for competitive shooting

Brilliant magazine compatibility

The .300 Blackout is compatible with AR15 magazines. Caution, .223 Remington caliber must not be fired, but AR15 magazines can be used for this weapon in .300 Blackout caliber.

Delivery includes:

- 1 x HAENEL CR 300
- 1 piece 10-round magazine
- Delivery in cardboard box

Model:
HAENEL CR 300

Caliber:
.300 Blackout (.300 AAC Blackout)

Barrel length:
10.5" (267 mm)

Magazine capacity:
10 rounds

Sights:
Flip sight, adjustable

Twist:
1:8"

Trigger weight:
Fine/Match trigger (15 N / 1,500 g)

Application:
Hunting

Weight:
approx. 3.3 kg

Length:
70.4 cm

The firearm manufacturer HAENEL from the "German Gun City SUHL" produces high-quality and absolutely reliable bolt-action rifles and semi-automatic rifles. HAENEL became known for its exclusive traditional hunting rifles. Elegant break-action rifles in a variety of different designs. The company HAENEL in Thuringia is also considered the birthplace of the first automatic assault rifle. This is directly connected with the semi-automatic rifles in the common NATO caliber 5.56 x 45 mm and 7.62 x 51 mm. Robust, reliable, precise, and always functional.

Sale only to holders of a purchase permit.