Faxon Firearms FX338A2125 12.5" 11-Round Anodized Black Rifle

The Faxon Firearms FX338A2125 12.5" 11-Round anodized black rifle represents a purpose-built platform for shooters who demand compact size without sacrificing capability in demanding environments. This short-barrel rifle configuration serves law enforcement tactical teams, military units, and serious civilian operators who prioritize maneuverability in confined spaces—vehicle operations, building entry, or close-quarters precision work. The 12.5-inch barrel length balances velocity retention with the ergonomic advantages of a rifle that handles like a precision instrument in tight quarters.

Built on a robust, modern receiver platform, the FX338A2125 features anodized black hardcoat finishing that provides superior corrosion resistance and durability under sustained field use—critical for operators working in salt spray, high-humidity, or austere environments where equipment longevity directly impacts mission success. The 11-round magazine capacity provides adequate reserve ammunition for most tactical scenarios while maintaining practical reload speeds. At 13.24 pounds fully configured, the rifle maintains a weight-to-capability ratio that doesn't induce fatigue during extended operations, yet provides sufficient mass for recoil management and stable shooting platform characteristics that precision shooters expect from a quality short-barrel rifle.

This platform benefits law enforcement SWAT units, military special operations personnel, and civilian marksmen who operate within specialized roles requiring compact firearm solutions. Installation and field-stripping follow standard rifle protocols, making it compatible with existing maintenance infrastructure and operator training. The compact overall length—approximately 35-36 inches depending on stock configuration—enables deployment from vehicles, aircraft, or confined breach operations without the compromises typical of earlier short-barrel designs. Faxon's manufacturing standards ensure that shooters can rely on consistent performance across extended fire missions.