Lone Wolf Distributors, responding to the growing popularity of
pistol-caliber carbines (PCCs), has introduced a .45 ACP version of the company's
innovative AlphaWolf PCC, previously available only in 9 mm. The
AlphaWolf uses a short-stroke gas piston system for clean operation and
a gentle, highly controllable recoil impulse, with an easy to access
side-mounted charging handle. The result is a flat-shooting PCC
delivering quick follow-up shots, equally suitable for home defense or
competition use.
The AlphaWolf PCC accepts both Glock factory magazines and high-quality
aftermarket magazines. Lone Wolf says the new .45ACP carbine has been
tested extensively with the popular ETS and KRISS magazines. Because
the AlphaWolf is a purpose-built PCC, the magazine well is perfectly
sized and chamfered for pistol magazines, avoiding the awkward
appearance of a slender pistol magazine projecting from a rifle-size AR
magwell.
The lightweight, quick-handling carbine comes factory equipped with a
barrel-length, lightweight aluminum M-Lok handguard. The AlphaWolf has
continuous Picatinny rail extending from the receiver to the end of the
handguard, making it easy to quickly mount a red-dot optic, or maximize
the sight radius for traditional iron sights by pushing the front sight
out nearly to the end of the barrel. The M-Lok slots make it easy to
attach light mounts, grip panels, vertical or angled grips and bipod
adapters.
The AlphaWolf PCC is directly compatible with some of the most common
upgrade options for AR-type rifles. The trigger group is easily replaced
with aftermarket parts, including the Geissele triggers popular with
competition shooters, and the buttstock is mounted on a standard AR
buffer tube for a plethora of upgrade options.
The AlphaWolf PCC retails for $1174.95 and is available in both
conventional and restricted-state configurations, making it an
attractive option for shooters everywhere.
pistol-caliber carbines (PCCs), has introduced a .45 ACP version of the company's
innovative AlphaWolf PCC, previously available only in 9 mm. The
AlphaWolf uses a short-stroke gas piston system for clean operation and
a gentle, highly controllable recoil impulse, with an easy to access
side-mounted charging handle. The result is a flat-shooting PCC
delivering quick follow-up shots, equally suitable for home defense or
competition use.
The AlphaWolf PCC accepts both Glock factory magazines and high-quality
aftermarket magazines. Lone Wolf says the new .45ACP carbine has been
tested extensively with the popular ETS and KRISS magazines. Because
the AlphaWolf is a purpose-built PCC, the magazine well is perfectly
sized and chamfered for pistol magazines, avoiding the awkward
appearance of a slender pistol magazine projecting from a rifle-size AR
magwell.
barrel-length, lightweight aluminum M-Lok handguard. The AlphaWolf has
continuous Picatinny rail extending from the receiver to the end of the
handguard, making it easy to quickly mount a red-dot optic, or maximize
the sight radius for traditional iron sights by pushing the front sight
out nearly to the end of the barrel. The M-Lok slots make it easy to
attach light mounts, grip panels, vertical or angled grips and bipod
adapters.
The AlphaWolf PCC is directly compatible with some of the most common
upgrade options for AR-type rifles. The trigger group is easily replaced
with aftermarket parts, including the Geissele triggers popular with
competition shooters, and the buttstock is mounted on a standard AR
buffer tube for a plethora of upgrade options.
The AlphaWolf PCC retails for $1174.95 and is available in both
conventional and restricted-state configurations, making it an
attractive option for shooters everywhere.
