MMC Armory is a division of Mennie Machine Company, located in Mark, Illinois. They have decades of experience manufacturing parts for the auto industry and have put their expertise towards manufacturing rifles and accessories.
The MMC Armory PDW 7 is designed for CQB operations. The upper receiver is machined 7075 T6 aluminum alloy and hard coat anodized, with indexing marks and M4 feed ramps. The lower receiver is also machined 7075 T6 aluminum alloy and hard coat anodized, with a flared magazine well. The barrel is 4150 CrMv nitride treated steel and features a 1:7 twist, with a pistol length gas system and M4 extension. Chambering is available for both .223/5.56 and .300 BLK.
The trigger is an enhanced nitride treated Mil-Spec single stage, creep adjusted with polished engagement surfaces and a crisp 5 lb. break. The bolt carrier group is full auto rated with a staked gas key. The PDW 7 is capable of 700-800rpm when fired full-auto.
All moving parts from the bolt carrier group to the collapsible wire stock on the PDW 7 are coated in Nickel Boron for lubeless operation.
It is currently available through Osprey Armament.
Tags: MMC Armory, Osprey Armament
Anyone have any info on bcg? Curious as they talk about it being one captured unit
“21,000 rounds and it has never been cleaned or oiled.”
What a bunch of B.S.!!!!!!!
Hey, its got a nitride treated barrel that NEVER degrades even after “20 years”.
No BS here at all.
is that a TROY stock?
They said they manufactured it.
looks a little like the now discontinued HK416C.
Are they affiliated w/ North Eastern Arms? That stock looks identical to the compact carbine stock.
I agree, it does look familiar.