Consigned is a Knight’s Manufacturing Company (not KAC) SR-15 Titusville, FL Cabine with a 16″ barrel, manual and a KAC Field repair kit. It has a SR-15 E3 Mod 1 upper, URSX.1 13.5″ handguard and 200-600 meter Micro front and rear backup iron sights. Overall it is in great shape. 

The original commercial rifles officially branded under the Knight’s Manufacturing Company (KMC) banner represent the early “Legacy” and “Pre-Ban / Post-Ban” eras of the SR-15 (primarily produced from the 1990s through the mid-2000s out of Vero Beach and early Titusville, Florida).

Unlike modern KAC Mod 2 rifles that use proprietary E3 round-lug bolts, KMC-marked SR-15s utilized standard mil-spec pattern bolt carrier groups (often chrome-plated) and traditional AR-15 dimensions.

Consigned is a Knight’s Manufacturing Company (not KAC) SR-15 Titusville, FL Cabine with a 16″ barrel, manual and a KAC Field repair kit. It has a SR-15 E3 Mod 1 upper, URSX.1 13.5″ handguard and 200-600 meter Micro front and rear backup iron sights. Overall it is in great shape. 

The original commercial rifles officially branded under the Knight’s Manufacturing Company (KMC) banner represent the early “Legacy” and “Pre-Ban / Post-Ban” eras of the SR-15 (primarily produced from the 1990s through the mid-2000s out of Vero Beach and early Titusville, Florida).

Unlike modern KAC Mod 2 rifles that use proprietary E3 round-lug bolts, KMC-marked SR-15s utilized standard mil-spec pattern bolt carrier groups (often chrome-plated) and traditional AR-15 dimensions.