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FN 15 Patrol Carbine
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FN 15 Patrol Carbine
FN 15 in the box

FN 15 Patrol Carbine

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  • Reliable
  • Good fit and finish
  • Carbine-length gas
  • Standard furniture

Editor’s Note: The FN 15 Patrol Carbine has the same features as the standard FN 15 Carbine model but with a 16” button-broached chrome-lined barrel, Samson flip-up rear sight, and a Midwest Industries carbine-length quad rail hand guard. Equipped with the standard A2 furniture and an A2 front sight block, the FN 15 Patrol Carbine is a basic, no-frills, reliable carbine that is well suited to patrol and hard-duty use.

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Product Details

Caliber
5.56x45mm
Action
Direct Impingement
Safety
Safety lever and mag release
Width
2.75 in
Height
10.25 in
Weight
6 lb
Barrel Length
16 in
Overall Length
31.9 - 35.2 in
Trigger Pull
4.75 - 7.75 lbs
Magazine Capacity
30 rounds
Front Sight
A2-style front sight
Rear Sight
Samson flip-up rear sight

Features

Reliable
Good fit and finish
Carbine-length gas
Standard furniture

By The Numbers

Accuracy
No AR carbine will get you a mile-shot award, but the FN-15 will get you on target for the distances it’s designed for.
Reliability
Maybe the most worry-free rifle I’ve ever worked with. It runs.
Customization
The entire AR aftermarket is at your disposal. Other than being limited to the short guards, you got options.
Ergonomics
Controls are fine, but until you fix the foregrip situation, it’s like grabbing a pineapple.
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FINAL VERDICT

"The FN 15 Patrol Carbine is far from fancy, but it’s one of the best-made and most reliable ARs on the market today. Accuracy is good and the finish is one of the nicest I’ve seen. However, the quad rail is retro and you might need gloves to comfortably shoot it, but all-in-all the FN 15 is a winner." - David Lane