Robinson Armament Co.
Home of the revolutionary XCR multi-caliber battle rifle
XCR – Better than the AR-15
What Others are Saying
Something Better than the AR15?
MAC Review
Garand Thumb: XCR-M in 8.6 BLK
Garand Thumb goes over the Subsonic Heavy Counter Assault Rifle / XCR-M in 8.6 BLK, which they have deemed the Subsonic Heavy Counter Assault Rifle.
Gun of the Week - americanrifleman.org
Evan of Brune, executive editor of the American Rifleman, reviews the XCR-L
Tactical Rifleman
History of the Robinson Armament XCR and the SCAR program.
Iraqveteran8888
Iraqveteran8888 puts the XCR through its paces while showcasing some of its features. This in-depth and detailed review breaks down why the Robinson Armament XCR is such an amazing and versatile rifle.
Military Arms Channel
The Robinson Armament XCR is one of those rifles I’ve had an interest in for many years. It’s truly a unique rifle that is exceptionally simple yet very well made. We take a close look at the XCR-L after I took it on a prairie dog hunt.
Garand Thumb
Garand Thumb puts the XCR-L through the wringer in a dramatic video review. This video covers the XCR’s superior accuracy, recoil, and durability in comparison to the SCAR.
Small Arms Solutions
Revisited: Robinson Armament XCR-M. Accuracy Testing with .308 Win and 6.5mm Creedmoor.
Justin Opinion
Robinson Armament XCR-L 9.5″ 300 BLK
Hickock 45
Robinson Armament XCR .300 Blackout to 5.56 to 6.8 SPC
Hickock 45
A Better AK? The Robinson Armament XCR in 7.62X39
Guns & Ammo Magazine
Guns & Ammo published in its Carbine Annual Magazine a great article by David Kenick, one of the few writers who really understands firearms. He discusses the advantages of the XCR over the AR15. Read more…
Prepper Junkie
Utah local Pepper Junkie provides a glowing review of a custom XCR-L pistol. Watch now to learn what makes the XCR-L such a quality firearm that is a pleasure to shoot.
QVO_Tactical
Here is QVO Tactical’s initial review of the XCR-L Pistol from Robinson Armament! Big thanks to Robinson, Ventura Munitions, Tyler and Anhie for helping out to get this review for you all. Hope you enjoy it!
Build Your XCR
XCR-L Rifle (Light Caliber)
Available in 5.56/.223, .300 Blackout, 6.8 SPC, 6.5 Grendel, 7.62×39, 5.45×39, 6mm ARC, 22 ARC, .338 ARC, & .224 Valkyrie.
XCR-M Rifle (Medium Caliber)
Available in .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, .243 Win, .260 Rem, 8.6 Blackout, 6mm Creedmoor, 7mm 08, & .375 Raptor.
RELIABLE
The XCR was designed from the ground up to be a battle rifle more reliable than Stoner-based systems such as the AR15, M16, M4, AR10, and others. Internally, the XCR is designed more like the AK-47 platforms with its frictionless, heavy-duty, piston-driven bolt, powerful extractor, and solid ejector.
ERGONOMIC
The XCR’s patented fully ambidextrous controls, such as the charging handle, bolt catch, magazine release, safety, and stock adjustment buttons, are placed more intuitively than on any other rifle. No wonder those who purchase the XCR prefer it to the AR15, FN SCAR, ACR, SIG MCX, and other less-than-ideal options!
CONFIGURABLE
The XCR is a truly modular and multi-caliber rifle. It consists of a serialized lower receiver to which upper receivers in a variety of lengths and accessory rail systems can be attached. The XCR Upper receivers have a patented quick-change barrel system that allows rapid changing of barrels of different lengths and popular calibers including 5.56/.223, 7.62, 300 BLK, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6mm ARC, 6.5 Grendel and many more.
SIMPLE
The XCR has fewer, more durable parts than the AR15 and AR10 platforms. Armorers who are familiar with the XCR find it the easiest rifle to inspect, maintain, and service resulting in lower overall maintenance costs. Its one-piece upper receiver is truly an engineering masterpiece and a work of art.
Recent Posts
Gun Review – Robinson Armament XCR-L Standard Tactical Rifle
NRA Article on the XCR by one of the most knowledgeable firearm journalists. Read Article
Shooting Illustrated XCR-L Rifle Review
The Robinson Armament XCR-L is a tactical rifle you may not be familiar with, but you really