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POF USA
The Patriot Ordnance Revolution DI .308 Win is a modern take on what happens when you scale down a proven piston-driven design into a direct impingement platform. Built for hunters and shooters who want .308 capability in a compact, lightweight package, this 16.5" rifle delivers the durability and ergonomics of the AR platform without the weight penalty of a full-size .308. At 6.8 pounds, it's nimble enough for hunting from truck or treestand yet rigid enough for serious work downrange.
The Revolution DI uses a direct impingement action paired with a 9-position adjustable Dictator gas block—the kind of tuning flexibility that lets you dial in reliability with different ammunition and suppressor configurations. The nitride heat-treated, fluted barrel helps manage thermal stress and weight, while the 1:10 twist rate stabilizes a broad range of .308 loads. A 3-port muzzle brake manages recoil, though that's worth considering if you shoot from a bench or in close quarters. The receiver sports a black anodized finish, and the 14.5" MMR handguard gives you real estate for accessories without bloat.
This isn't a precision rifle, but it's a serious hunting and medium-range rifle in a size that feels right. The match-grade trigger is a solid step above mil-spec poundage, the Mission First Tactical furniture is proven across thousands of builds, and the GEN4 lower is familiar to anyone who's run an AR. You get one 20-round magazine in the box and a 34-inch collapsed length—short enough to sling comfortably in a truck cab or maneuver through brush.
The tungsten finish is a durable proprietary coating that resists corrosion and wears better than plain black anodize—a practical choice if this rifle is going to see real weather and hard use.
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 16.5" |
| Overall Length (Collapsed) | 34" |
| Weight | 6.8 lbs |
| Action Type | Direct Impingement |
| Twist Rate | 1:10 |
| Receiver Finish | Tungsten |
| Handguard | 14.5" MMR |
| Gas Block | Dictator 9-position adjustable |
| Trigger | Match Grade Drop-In |
| Muzzle Device | 3-Port Brake |
| Receiver | GEN4 Lower |
| Magazine Capacity | 20 rounds (one included) |
| Furniture | Mission First Tactical |
The Revolution DI switches to direct impingement operation, which saves weight—6.8 pounds versus 7.35 pounds on the original piston version. You get the same core features and AR-15 familiarity, but in a lighter, more compact package. The trade-off is the DI system requires tuning with the adjustable gas block to run reliably with different ammunition.
Yes. The 16.5" barrel and compact 34-inch collapsed length make it practical for hunting from vehicle, horseback, or over rough terrain. The .308 Winchester is a proven hunting caliber across North America for deer-sized game and larger.
The adjustable Dictator gas block allows you to dial in the action for suppressed fire, making the Revolution DI a good candidate for a suppressor-ready build. However, you'll need to experiment with gas settings to achieve reliable cycling with a suppressor installed.
One 20-round magazine and the rifle complete with all listed components. Optics, ammunition, and additional magazines are sold separately.
POF USA
The Patriot Ordnance Revolution DI .308 Win is a modern take on what happens when you scale down a proven piston-driven design into a direct impingement platform. Built for hunters and shooters who want .308 capability in a compact, lightweight package, this 16.5" rifle delivers the durability and ergonomics of the AR platform without the weight penalty of a full-size .308. At 6.8 pounds, it's nimble enough for hunting from truck or treestand yet rigid enough for serious work downrange.
The Revolution DI uses a direct impingement action paired with a 9-position adjustable Dictator gas block—the kind of tuning flexibility that lets you dial in reliability with different ammunition and suppressor configurations. The nitride heat-treated, fluted barrel helps manage thermal stress and weight, while the 1:10 twist rate stabilizes a broad range of .308 loads. A 3-port muzzle brake manages recoil, though that's worth considering if you shoot from a bench or in close quarters. The receiver sports a black anodized finish, and the 14.5" MMR handguard gives you real estate for accessories without bloat.
This isn't a precision rifle, but it's a serious hunting and medium-range rifle in a size that feels right. The match-grade trigger is a solid step above mil-spec poundage, the Mission First Tactical furniture is proven across thousands of builds, and the GEN4 lower is familiar to anyone who's run an AR. You get one 20-round magazine in the box and a 34-inch collapsed length—short enough to sling comfortably in a truck cab or maneuver through brush.
The tungsten finish is a durable proprietary coating that resists corrosion and wears better than plain black anodize—a practical choice if this rifle is going to see real weather and hard use.
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 16.5" |
| Overall Length (Collapsed) | 34" |
| Weight | 6.8 lbs |
| Action Type | Direct Impingement |
| Twist Rate | 1:10 |
| Receiver Finish | Tungsten |
| Handguard | 14.5" MMR |
| Gas Block | Dictator 9-position adjustable |
| Trigger | Match Grade Drop-In |
| Muzzle Device | 3-Port Brake |
| Receiver | GEN4 Lower |
| Magazine Capacity | 20 rounds (one included) |
| Furniture | Mission First Tactical |
The Revolution DI switches to direct impingement operation, which saves weight—6.8 pounds versus 7.35 pounds on the original piston version. You get the same core features and AR-15 familiarity, but in a lighter, more compact package. The trade-off is the DI system requires tuning with the adjustable gas block to run reliably with different ammunition.
Yes. The 16.5" barrel and compact 34-inch collapsed length make it practical for hunting from vehicle, horseback, or over rough terrain. The .308 Winchester is a proven hunting caliber across North America for deer-sized game and larger.
The adjustable Dictator gas block allows you to dial in the action for suppressed fire, making the Revolution DI a good candidate for a suppressor-ready build. However, you'll need to experiment with gas settings to achieve reliable cycling with a suppressor installed.
One 20-round magazine and the rifle complete with all listed components. Optics, ammunition, and additional magazines are sold separately.
