Great Lakes Firearms GL15223SSPODG AR-15 Pistol 223 Wylde 30+1 7.50" Stainless Barrel, OD Green Rec, 7" M-LOK Handguard, Buffer Tube (No Brace), Black A2 Grip

The Great Lakes Firearms GL15223SSPODG AR-15 Pistol in .223 Wylde is a compact, AR-pattern firearm engineered for shooters who demand modularity and precision in a short-barreled platform. Built around the versatile .223 Wylde chamber—which safely fires both 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington ammunition—this pistol serves law enforcement close-quarters teams, civilian defensive shooters, and tactical trainers who prioritize maneuverability without sacrificing accuracy. The 30+1 capacity magazine provides sufficient firepower for duty or home-defense scenarios while maintaining balanced handling in confined spaces.

At the core is a 7.50-inch stainless steel barrel that delivers consistent velocity and tighter grouping than shorter designs, while the 7-inch M-LOK handguard offers genuine modularity for mounting lights, lasers, or vertical grips without rail clutter. The OD Green receiver combines corrosion resistance with tactical aesthetics, and the stainless barrel finish ensures durability in harsh environments—critical for duty weapons that see frequent deployment or adverse weather. The buffer tube (no brace configuration) provides a clean, lightweight profile suitable for storage, transport, or legal jurisdictions where arm braces face restrictions. At 8 pounds, weight distribution remains forward-friendly, reducing shooter fatigue during extended drills or tactical operations.

This platform excels for operators who need sub-16-inch firepower without the NFA registration required of short-barreled rifles. The black A2 grip ensures familiarity for users cross-trained on military or law-enforcement ARs, and the M-LOK system integrates seamlessly with modern tactical accessories. Whether configured for home defense, truck gun storage, or duty use, the GL15223SSPODG accepts standard AR-15 upper receivers and lower parts kits, making it a versatile foundation for customization. Shooters should verify local regulations regarding pistol definitions and buffer tube configurations before purchase or assembly.