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WLVRN Rifle
Part no. WLV-RF-B2030-B
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Overview
The WLVRN is built around one idea: that mobility, lethality and control should not be traded against each other. The bullpup layout puts a full-length barrel in a rifle short enough to carry and work in tight spaces, and the barrel changes in minutes — the same rifle moves between calibres rather than being replaced by another one.
Specifications
For the selected configuration: 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem · 20" · 30 rounds · Standard · Black
- Caliber
- 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem
- Barrel Length
- 20"
- Magazine Capacity
- 30 rounds
- Shipping weight
- 16 lb
Configurations
Every configuration we list, side by side. Choose one to see its price, stock and specifications.
| Caliber | Barrel length | Magazine | Compliance | Color | Part no. | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16" | 30 rounds | Standard | Black | WLV-RF-B1630-B | $2,499.00 | Backorder | |
| 16" | 30 rounds | Standard | FDE | WLV-RF-B1630-F | $2,499.00 | Backorder | |
| 16" | 30 rounds | Standard | Tungsten | WLV-RF-B1630-T | $2,499.00 | Backorder | |
| 20" | 10 rounds | California compliant | Black | WLV-RF-B2010-C-B | $2,559.00 | Backorder | |
| 20" | 10 rounds | California compliant | FDE | WLV-RF-B2010-C-F | $2,559.00 | Backorder | |
| 20" | 10 rounds | California compliant | Tungsten | WLV-RF-B2010-C-T | $2,559.00 | Backorder | |
| 20" | 30 rounds | Standard | Black | WLV-RF-B2030-B | $2,519.00 | In stock | |
| 20" | 30 rounds | Standard | FDE | WLV-RF-B2030-F | $2,519.00 | Backorder | |
| 20" | 30 rounds | Standard | Tungsten | WLV-RF-B2030-T | $2,519.00 | Backorder |
Reviews
4.9
Based on 15 reviews
WLVRN
Reviewed: WLVRN Rifle, 7.62 NATO 16" 20rd Black
I came from the MDR and AR-15 platforms looking for better precision and consistency. The first thing I noticed was the WLVRN's fit, finish, balance, and the smooth shooting impulse, along with the forward-eject design. Compared to my MDR, the WLVRN has been much easier to maintain and noticeably more reliable while keeping the same familiar manual of arms. Accuracy and control have both improved, and I've gained about half an MOA at 100 yards. I honestly think the forward-eject system is a major improvement, and despite some people overlooking the WLVRN, I believe it's one of the best bullpup designs available.
Good Transitions
Reviewed: WLVRN Rifle, 7.62 NATO 16" 20rd Black
I came from a standard 16-inch AR-15 because I wanted a rifle with a shorter overall package without sacrificing performance. I had heard mixed opinions from owners of the MDR, but the WLVRN immediately impressed me. The biggest difference has been how much faster and smoother the rifle feels during transitions, reloads, and target acquisition. The reduced recoil impulse and improved balance make it easier to stay on target, and my average reload time dropped from 2.7 seconds with an AR-15 to 2.4 seconds with the WLVRN. Once I got used to the bullpup design, everything became quicker and more intuitive.
25% Increase in Speed
Reviewed: WLVRN Rifle, 7.62 NATO 16" 20rd Black
I switched from an AR because I wanted something shorter and easier to handle. The WLVRN immediately stood out with its compact bullpup design and the option to swap to a .308 barrel. It gave me much better mobility and control, and I've seen about a 25%
Best bullpup on the market
Reviewed: WLVRN Rifle, 7.62 NATO 16" 20rd Black
I’m a fan of bullpups in general. They offer a small package without dealing with the nfa. I have a x95, tavor, Aug, hellion, and a Steyr spp (braced). I also have my fair share of rifles with a lwrci, Sam-7, scar17, cetme, arx, ar10, etc.. the WLVRN is by far my favorite gun. It’s accurate, easy to carry, reliable, and comes ready to go. The other gun near it is my Aug, which took almost 1700 in upgrades to get to the stock WLVRN. Even then, I can’t convert the Aug to 308 or 6.5 like the WLVRN. It also works great with a suppressor. Currently I use it with an omega 36m since like the Wlvrn it converts to what I want it to be. I started with first batch 308 MDR. The first batch MDR was not fully ready. With the free upgrades it was a good rifle, but not an excellent rifle. This is where the WLVRN comes in. It was developed from military trials and MDR corrections. As it is today, it’s a fantastic rifle in every metric. Aftermarket, caliber conversion, reliability, modularity, accessories, and performance.
My bullpup review
Reviewed: WLVRN Rifle, 7.62 NATO 16" 20rd Black
This is the second deserttech rifle I purchased and it definitely did not disappoint me. I purchased this bad boy in 6.5. Shooting this thing is so much fun especially when it’s suppressed. No complaints about this product I just hope continue to make more products
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