Lan Sf15 Cqb .223 Rem 11.5" 30-Round Rifle

The LanTac USA Lan Sf15 CQB .223 Rem 11.5" rifle is purpose-built for close-quarters tactical operations where compact profile and rapid target engagement define mission success. Designed for law enforcement breaching teams, military special operations units, and professional defensive shooters, this firearm bridges the gap between pistol-caliber carbines and full-length rifle ergonomics. The 11.5-inch barrel delivers the velocity and ballistic performance of .223 Remington in a footprint that excels in vehicle operations, building clearance, and confined spaces where standard 16-inch platforms prove unwieldy.

Built on LanTac USA's reputation for precision manufacturing, the Lan Sf15 CQB features a rigid, free-floating barrel that maintains sub-MOA accuracy despite its compact length—critical for precision work in hostage scenarios and precision rifle applications. The 11.5-inch barrel generates approximately 2,800 fps with M193 55-grain ammunition, sufficient for intermediate-distance engagements while minimizing muzzle signature compared to longer barrels. The 30-round capacity provides sustained firepower for dynamic room-clearing operations and extended tactical responses. LanTac's engineering ensures consistent headspace and chamber concentricity, translating to reliable feeding and ignition through thousands of rounds—non-negotiable for duty weapons under extreme stress.

This rifle platform suits operators who require rapid deployment in confined environments without sacrificing ballistic effectiveness or reliability. The compact 11.5-inch configuration reduces overall length significantly while maintaining standard AR-pattern controls and rail systems, enabling seamless integration with existing optics, lights, and accessories from the vast ecosystem of AR modularity. Whether configured for close-quarters urban operations, vehicle-mounted roles, or professional home defense, the Lan Sf15 CQB delivers the velocity, accuracy, and ergonomic efficiency that experienced shooters demand when milliseconds and inches matter.