One of the Junction’s key features is its Adaptive Controlled Round Feeding (ACRF) system, which melds the reliability of controlled round feeding with the flexibility of a push-feed rifle’s loading capabilities. This innovative design allows shooters to either feed rounds from the magazine in a controlled manner or directly load a cartridge into the chamber, offering unprecedented versatility.
According to the company, this combination of features positions the Junction as “the fastest, most reliable feeding rifles on the market.” The rifle is equipped with a three-position, Model 70-style safety and boasts a user-adjustable trigger that can be set down to 2 pounds, catering to the preferences of individual shooters.
The Junction’s aesthetics and ergonomics are equally impressive. It boasts a checkered walnut Monte Carlo stock, completed with a patented aluminum rail with M-Lok slots incorporated into the forearm for added functionality. The metal parts are finished in Midnight Blue Cerakote, providing durability and a sleek appearance.
Equipped with a 24-inch barrel that is threaded for a muzzle brake, the rifle weighs in at 7.5 pounds. It is initially available in popular calibers such as 6.5 mm Creedmoor, .308 Win., and .300 Win. Mag, with plans to expand the offerings to include eight additional cartridges. A left-handed version of the action is also on the horizon, ensuring that the Junction caters to a wide range of shooting enthusiasts.
Complementing the Junction’s technical excellence, each rifle is shipped in a hard case and comes with a 0.5-m.o.a., three-shot group accuracy guarantee.
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