[VB]

EDIT: More pics added to page 2!

This is a World Exclusive First Look sneak preview at the Robinson Armament XCR-M 7.62 x 51 caliber rifle. This is still a prototype.

I've attached the files. See the slide show at the bottom of the post. 10gig was sucked out of my photobucket account like candy really quick

 

[VB]

Added couple more to OP. Enjoy

 

[ACRFan]

where the bleep is the new stock??????

 

[ACRTOME]

would really look nice with the ACR stck on there huh?

 

[ACRFan]

Hell any stock that is inline with the action is better than the current stock.

 

[type5]

I love the bigger calibers, I would realy like to have one of these.
Thanks for posting!

 

[VB]

where the bleep is the new stock??????

On it's way. There is a good chance you'll see it on the -M

 

[ACRFan]

Yeah well I sold my XCR waiting for the dam thing. Oh well bought an SR15 and a triple tap with the money. I may buy an SBR version in the future.

 

[BuddyChryst]

Hey VB, the XCR-L in the pictures; is that a 5.45x39?

 

[ACRFan]

Hey VB, the XCR-L in the pictures; is that a 5.45x39?

yes it is. You can tell by looking at the length of the ejection port.

 

[BuddyChryst]

I can't say my eyes pick out the ejection port as any smaller than a 5.56, but I'll trust you. And I'm assuming you mean the brass deflector is bigger, closing up the port, not that the ejection port is cut smaller. Is the 5.45x39 case that much smaller than a 5.56x45? I would've guessed less than a 1/4 inch.

It appears those are Pmags, do the 5.45x39 run fine in 5.56x45 mags?

 

[ACRFan]

Sorry buddy. I misread your question. I thought you asked about 5.56. I am not aware of a 5.45x39 conversion kit yet. So I would dare to say no not yet.

 

[BuddyChryst]

Ah, gotcha. I was asking because I'd heard RA had both the 5.45 and the -M in Vegas. I didn't know if the -L in the pics was for comparison purposes or to show the new caliber.

 

[VB]

That gun in the pic is 5.56, however 5.45 will use the same chassis so there is no difference other than the mag at a glance.

 

[cjt50]

Hmmmm, very interesting and actually a good looking rifle. I am so conflicted whether to take the plunge or not with robarms. But my past dealings with Dornhaus & Dixion as well as Holloway Arms has really left a sour taste in my mouth when it comes to smaller firearms companies.

I hope that it is released as promised and will prop the company up to a higher level.

 

[VB]

More pics of the XCR-M. Including a closer look at the new gas system. The action is quite different when compared to an XCR-L. You can see a difference under the vent hole right away. It's not just an enlarged XCR-L.

There is also a better look at the charging handle side.

 

[type5]

More pics of the XCR-M. Including a closer look at the new gas system. The action is quite different when compared to an XCR-L. You can see a difference under the vent hole right away. It's not just an enlarged XCR-L.

There is also a better look at the charging handle side.

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In a Homer Simpson type voice: UMMMMM! Must have one or more!

 

[cjt50]

More pics of the XCR-M. Including a closer look at the new gas system. The action is quite different when compared to an XCR-L. You can see a difference under the vent hole right away. It's not just an enlarged XCR-L.

There is also a better look at the charging handle side.

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On the 2nd picture of the gas block, it that the gas adjustment instead of being up front?

 

[losman]

On the 2nd picture of the gas block, it that the gas adjustment instead of being up front?

CJT50 ...i think you're right and I bet it most likely work too, since you have several positions to select.

 

[VB]

Photos of the -M taken by a Canadian apparently

First 2 pics feature an -L and -M