LWRCI made waves when it introduced the IC-DI carbine. Long known for piston-driven AR-15-style rifles, the company had resisted jumping into the crowded direct-gas market. Enter the LWRCI DI.
Featuring the same modular, one-piece freefloat rail, ambidextrous controls and enhanced fire control group as the piston-driven rifles, the DI utilizes LWRCI's patented short-stroke, gas-piston system to bring DI function to the LWRCI lineup.
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Using infrared technology can be challenging even with the best equipment, which is why the U.S. Army runs intricate training scenarios to familiarize its Soldiers with these IR devices.
