Great Lakes Firearms AR-15 .350 Legend 16" 6-Round Threaded Barrel Rifle

The Great Lakes Firearms AR-15 .350 Legend 16" 6-Round Threaded Barrel Rifle combines modern intermediate cartridge capability with proven AR-15 platform ergonomics, designed for hunters, sport shooters, and tactical operators seeking an efficient, low-recoil alternative to traditional rifle calibers. Built on the legendary AR-15 foundation, this rifle harnesses the .350 Legend cartridge—a purpose-built round optimized for deer hunting and medium-range precision shooting—making it ideal for those who demand versatility without sacrificing accuracy or reliability.

The 16-inch threaded barrel delivers the sweet spot between velocity, handling, and portability; the threaded muzzle accommodates suppressors, flash hiders, or muzzle brakes to customize ballistics and signature control to mission requirements. This configuration reduces sight radius minimally while enabling rapid target acquisition in close-to-intermediate ranges typical of hunting and home-defense scenarios. At 9.55 pounds, the rifle maintains controllability and reduces shooter fatigue during extended field operations, while the 6-round magazine capacity reflects the measured, deliberate engagement philosophy of the .350 Legend cartridge, designed for accurate shot placement over volume of fire.

Law enforcement, private security, and civilian hunters benefit most from this platform's inherent accuracy and minimal over-penetration compared to larger rifle rounds, making it suitable for property defense and hunting in populated areas where safety margins matter. The threaded barrel and AR-15 pattern compatibility ensure integration with existing tactical accessories, optics mounts, and aftermarket components; users can configure the system to suit close-quarters engagement, precision marksmanship, or suppressed operation. Installation of any muzzle device requires standard 1/2x28 thread pitch tools and basic armorer knowledge, though professional installation is always recommended.