AR-19 9MM CARBINE
$1,099.00
76 in stock
Description
Overview:
Designed for modern shooters, the ArmaLite AR-19 9MM Carbine excels in sport, home defense, and close-quarter tactical operations. The AR-19 platform shares the similar characteristics and ergonomics as the standard AR platform, with advancements in short range performance, speed, and versatility.
The AR-19 comes standard with flip-up sights, 33-round GLOCK magazine, and ambidextrous safety selector and charging handle for ease of use for both left-handed and right-handed shooters. Standard features also include a collapsible pistol blade, and a threaded ArmaLite tactical brake that’s easily removeable for suppressor installation.
Serialized Product(s):
All serialized products must be transferred to a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer, and local dealers can be selected at the time of check out. Ownership is subject to local, state, and federal law.
| CALIBER | 9x19MM LUGER |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 24.5 Collapsed | 27.5 Extended |
| WEIGHT | 5.2 lbs |
| BARREL | 8.5" 4150, Black Nitride |
| TWIST RATE | 1:10 RH |
| STOCK | Shockwave Pistol Brace, Collapsible |
| MAGAZINE | 33-Round GLOCK Magazine |
| MUZZLE DEVICE | ArmaLite Tactical Brake |
| TRIGGER | Single Stage, Drop-In |
| HANDGUARD | ArmaLite 7" M-LOK Tactical |
| CHARGING HANDLE | Ambidextrous Radian Raptor |
| UPPER RECEIVER | MIL-SPEC 7075 |
| LOWER RECEIVER | MIL-SPEC 7075 |
| SAFETY SELECTOR | Ambidextrous |
| COLOR(S) | Black |
Russ Ho –
I was so impressed with my new Armalite M15 Tactical, that I decided to pick up this this little 9mm carbine, too. The gun shoots great and is a lot of fun. Put a Romeo 4 red dot on it and an angled foregrip
Russ Holder –
I was so impressed with my new Armalite M15 Tactical that I decided to pick up this 9mm carbine, too. The gun shoots great and is a lot of fun. Put a Romeo 4 red dot on it and an angled foregrip and my entire family enjoyed shooting it. Got about 500 rounds through it. My niece and nephew now want an Armalite for Christmas. I’ll leave that up to my brother with my recommendation to wait a couple of years.
No misfires on the gun, but I did have an issue with the Glock mag that came with it. Broke it while loading the mag. Good thing I bought an extra when I got the gun.
Arthur Poore –
Great pcc, during LE testing ran: 115gr FMJ & 124gr Federal HST JHP without issues. Glock 32rd mags should only be loaded from 29-30rd is what we found in testing. The .40cal version is excellent provided the operator uses Glock OEM mags.