DPMS Long Range Rifles
| The DPMS Long Range firearms are the most accurate “out of box” gas operated rifle. Accuracy, quality construction and reasonable price make the DPMS firearms long range rifles the best buy. The benefits of owning a DPMS product are… |
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1. All DPMS parts meet or exceed Military Specifications. |
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2. All DPMS uppers and lowers are hardcoat anodized to Military Specifications MIL-P-8625A. |
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3. Every DPMS firearms feature a hi-tech Teflon coating over the anodizing for matte finish and lubricity. |
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4. Front and rear pivot pins are machined to a tighter tolerance for accuizing. |
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5. All barrels and rifles are test fired a minimum of 10 rounds. |
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6. DPMS features over 10 upper receiver choices. |
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7. All DPMS lower receivers are aircraft alloy aluminum. |
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8. DPMS offers lowers and uppers in black. |
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9. Thermoset heat-resistant Military Specification A2 handguards not commercial. |
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10. Aluminum Military Specification door assembly, not plastic. |
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11. Aluminum magazine catch button, not plastic. |
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12. Aluminum trigger guard, not plastic. |
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13. Aluminum Delta/Slip ring, not plastic. |
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LR-338L
With the LR-308’s growing popularity among hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility. The LR-338L was designed with one thing in mind... HUNTING. The main focus of the rifle is lightweight, fast handling, and single round precision. The 18” lightweight barrel with custom compensator, carbon fiber hand-guard, skeletonized stock, and lightweight upper receiver, allows this rifle to weigh in under 8 lbs.
The new .338 Federal is a cartridge that provides the energy of a 7mm Remington Mag in a necked-up .308 case. It’s the ultimate big game caliber with 200fps more velocity than a standard .308 round.
The LR-338L is the large game hunting rifle. |
LR-308T
Shortly after the LR-308 came onto the scene, law enforcement personnel quickly identified it as an outstanding precision rifle. But many saw more potential than a heavy long range rifle. The LR-308T was designed to be a tactical carbine that would be more maneuverable than a larger rifle, but more powerful and versatile than a lighter, smaller carbine or shotgun.
The LR-308T features a 16” heavy barrel for minimum weight and length, while still delivering 20 rounds of 308. The high ride receiver will accept a wide range of optics. That and many other available optics make the LR-308T a true tactical carbine. |
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LR-308B
Not long after DPMS began producing the LR-308, customers began asking for a shorter, lighter version for which to take to the field after their favorite game. DPMS Answered with the LR-308B.
Sporting a shorter and lighter 18” bull barrel, carbine length free float tube and with the same optics friendly high ride receiver as the LR-308, the LR308B is capable of humane hunting shots out to 500 yards, while being more humane for the hunter that must carry it.
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LR-308L
The LR-308L was designed with one thing in mind...
HUNTING. The main focus of the rifle is lightweight, fast handling, and single round precision. The 18” lightweight barrel with custom compensator, carbon fiber hand-guard, skeletonized stock, and lightweight upper receiver, allows this rifle to weigh in under 8 lbs. |
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LR-308
In 2001, DPMS expanded from its share of the .223/5.56mm market, and exploded onto the .308 rifle scene. The LR-308, the first and foremost of the .308 line, and for which the rifle series is named, is a rifle to be reckoned with. So much so that it was named the NRA Rifle of the year in 2005. With a 24” stainless bull barrel, 1 in 10 twist, free floating handguard and a high ride receiver for easier mounting of optics, the LR-308 has gone toe to toe with bolt action rifles and delivered comparable accuracy, with higher magazine capacity and rate of fire. The conventional thought that "only a bolt action could be considered a precision rifle" has been in contention ever since. With numerous upgrades available, the LR-308 is the ultimate long range target and competition rifle. |
LR-308C
Everyone loves a classic. The LR-308 Classic was initially released as the LR-308 TAC 20, which featured a 20” heavy barrel, fixed front sight, A3 receiver with detachable carry handle, fixed A2 stock, and a four rail free float hand-guard. Shortly later it was re-designated the LR-308 Classic, replacing the four rail tube with conventional Military hand-guards. This rifle fills the gap between our heavier target 308's and our lighter, shorter ranged carbines, and takes the role of the battle rifle to new heights. |
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LRT-SASS
The DPMS LR-308 Semi Auto Sniper System (SASS) was born of military necessity. US Military Snipers and marksmen overseas found themselves rapidly switching from scenarios involving precision long range shooting one moment, to close, violent encounters where they were at a disadvantage due to the low ammunition capacity and slow rate of fire of their bolt action rifles. The Government sought a solution to this problem…The DPMS SASS is the answer. With an 18” fluted bull barrel, free floating 4 rail hand-guards, and JP adjustable Trigger, it is capable of sub-MOA accuracy at long range, fulfilling its role as a precision rifle. The 19 + 1 ammunition capacity and semi auto fire control group ensure the shooter is never outgunned, and allows for faster follow up shots. The Magpul PRS stock (new for 2008, previous models feature a VLTOR modstock), Panther Flash hider, DPMS Mangonel back up iron sights, and A3 receiver, complete the package. |
LR-260L
With the LR-308’s growing popularity with hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility.
The LR 260L was designed with one thing in mind…hunting. The main focus of the rifle is lightweight, fast handling, and single round precision. The 18” lightweight barrel with integral compensator, carbon fiber hand-guard, skeletonized stock, and lightweight upper receiver, allows this rifle to weigh in at only 8.6 lbs. |
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LR-260H
With the LR-308’s growing popularity with hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility. The LR-260H features a 20” black Tefloned stainless steel barrel providing ample velocity and accuracy for competition or hunting. The A3 style receiver allows for a wide range of optics or iron sights. Available with a wide range of options, it may be one of the most versatile rifle in the LR series. |
LR-260
With the LR-308's growing popularity with hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility.
The LR-260 features a 24" 416 stainless steel bull barrel, similar to the LR-308. As a commonly asked for upgrade, the rifle was configured with the new A3 type receiver for ease of using match iron sights. The LR-260 has already become a popular new companion to the LR-308 on the bench-rest scene. |
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LR-243L
With the LR-308’s growing popularity among hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility. The LR-243L was designed with one thing in mind...
HUNTING. The main focus of the rifle is lightweight, fast handling, and single round precision. The 18” lightweight barrel with custom compensator, carbon fiber hand-guard, skeletonized stock, and lightweight upper receiver, allows this rifle to weigh in under 8 lbs. |
LR-243
With the LR-308’s growing popularity with hunters and competitive shooters, DPMS opened the LR Series up into several other popular calibers to increase versatility.
The LR-243 features a 20” black Tefloned stainless steel barrel that provides ample velocity and accuracy for competition or hunting. The A3 style receiver allows for a wide range of optics or iron sights. Available with a wide range of options, it may be one of the most versatile rifles in the LR series. |
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LR-204
Any Varmint hunter looking for an alternative cartridge for their .223 rifle needs to look no further. At first glance, it appears to be just another precision A-15, but this rifle has a very small, but serious secret.
The Panther 204, chambered in 204 Ruger is configured with a 24” stainless fluted barrel with a 1x12 twist for lightweight, high velocity varmint bullets. Using the same GI spec magazines as your .223 varmint rifle, this rifle will make your next varmint hunt unforgettable. |
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