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Olympic Arms OA93 Tactical AR 223 (5.56 NATO) Pistol Black Stainless SOCOM tactical bag.
Olympic Arms OA93 Tactical AR 223 (5.56 NATO) Pistol!!
Black Stainless!!
Suppressor and Forward grip not included, but available.
Olympic Arms® Quad Front Rail Rare!!! No recoil spring in the butt!!!
Introduced in 1993, the Olympic Arms® OA-93 was the first AR-15 pistol to enter the firearm market. The Olympic Arms® OA-93 is lightweight and compact, making it the perfect pistol to handle a number of tactical shooting situations. Featuring a 6.5 inch threaded barrel, 30-100 round capacity, flat top picatinny rails, and matte finish, the Olympic Arms® OA-93 is rugged, dependable and built to last.
• Olympic Arms® OA-93 Pistol
• Model: OA-93
• Manufacturer Number: OA93
• Action: Semi-Automatic
• Caliber: 223 Remington (5.56 NATO)
• Barrel Length: 6.5 Inch
• Barrel Type: Threaded
• Frame: Steel
• Capacity: 30 Round
• Accessories: (1) Magazine
• Finish: Matte
• Barrel 6.5", button rifled, 416 stainless steel
Aluminum Forged Receivers Machined by Olympic Arms Receiver Finish Black Matte Anodized Receivers, Pakerized Steel Parts, Action: Gas Operated, Semi-automatic Action, Upper Type OA Operations flat top, forward Free floating aluminum quad rail for mounting Optics, Lasers, forward hand grip. For additional $50 will include smooth hand-guard: Free floating aluminum tube w/ knurled surface,
Chambering: 5.56 NATO, Bore: Long-life non-chromed bore, Twist Rate: 1x7,
The OA-93 family of weapons history stems from attempts to make a lightweight and handy version of the M-16/CAR-15. The OA-93 was the first version and was introduced in 1993. The pistol was designed in both a civilian arm (the OA-93OSS) and a law enforcement model (the OA-93). These saw respectable sales, especially the law enforcement model which garnered some popularity with SWAT units across the United States. However these weapons were only used in certain tactical situations because it is felt that these weapons present too much power in a handheld pistol (thus resulting in possible over penetration of a suspect. The passage of the 1994 Crime Bill however required Olympic Arms to perform modifications to the basic design to continue selling them.
The first revision to the OA-93 was the OA-96 in which
In addition, the OA-96 has a button in the rear which opens the upper receiver and can then be loaded via stripper clips. The original OA-93 has continued to be produced but in a different configuration, with the biggest change being that of an added forward handgrip
A second answer to the Crime bill is the OA-98. This pistol is unique in that it is made using a detachable magazine but the pistol itself is rather unusual in that it is greatly cut away to reduce the weight to under the 50-oz to allow the OA-98 to have one more "evil" feature removed to be compliant with the 1994 Crime Bill. An additional answer to the crime bill is the OA-93TG which is an "Any Other Weapon" which is an National Firearms Act registered weapon like weapons like machineguns and short barreled rifles.
THE BAN MAY BE HERE SOONER THAN EXPECTED!
House Bill HR1022 was submitted by McCarthy of New York; as expected, this ban will be permanent, and MUCH more severe than Clinton's ban ever dreamed of! When this ban does pass, these weapons, and many others, will no longer be available! GET 'EM WHILE YOU CAN!
NOTE: These weapons are currently on factory backorder, have been on backorder status since the ban fell 9/14/04, and will continue to be indefinitely
NOTICE: THE BAN MAY BE HERE SOONER THAN EXPECTED!
House Bill HR1022 was submitted by McCarthy of New York; as expected, this ban will be permanent, and MUCH more severe than Clinton's ban ever dreamed of! When this ban does pass, these weapons, and many others, will no longer be available! GET 'EM WHILE YOU CAN!
Condition:
New In Box
Caliber:
.223 Remington (5.56 NATO)
Location:
FL
Trades Accepted:
Shipping Notes: Free pick available, Flat rate $45 to lower 48.
