ISDEF 2019: Orsis K15 .308 Win 'Bro', Hints of Finish Options
Orsis was at ISDEF 2019 with the relatively new to U.S. readers .308 Win ‘Bro’ semiautomatic precision rifle. Known more for their T-5000 manually repeating rifles in use throughout the world, the K15 is the company’s entry into the semiautomatic field. As of yet, we don’t know of any large scale Military or Law Enforcement orders for the K15 and company representatives didn’t mention any upcoming ones at ISDEF 2019 either. Since our earlier post on the rifle, we’ve noticed some minor differences to this most recent version, most that appear to be cosmetic or accessory-based in nature. First and foremost, the safety pictograms have been redesigned and moved about an inch up on the receiver. The selector is of a different design than earlier as well. Looking at the stock, we now see that the display rifle has a FAB Defense GL-CORE CP AR-15 telescoping and cheek rest configurable stock, mounted on a Russian Hartman AR15 buffer tube.
Where will we see the Orsis K15 turn up throughout the world? Probably similar locations where the T-5000 is, Iraqi armed forces for example, due to previous sales connections.
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At first I thought it was a unlicensed copy of a FN SCAR..
I am from Russia, and at the open day of the company orsis managed to shoot from this rifle. Total shit. The constant delays, poor accuracy, even in three shots (2.5 minutes). A very large weight, hand to fire difficult. Our do nothing, everyone is trying to reinvent the wheel and to get involved with a bad product in the state defense order. Orsis produced a good ar-10, but no, ar-10 production turned began to introduce a product of its own design...such shit also costs 2500$...