A Look at the Spanish CETME L

Faced with the transition by militaries to the 5.56 in the 1970s, and with their pending entrance into NATO, Spain and CETME began in earnest to develop a 5.56 rifle for their military. The result was the last roller-delayed rifle to be adopted by any military, and the first and only one specifically designed for the 5.56/.223 from the ground up, the CETME L. MarColMar uses original Spanish surplus parts, a new made in the USA receiver, a cold-hammer-forged and nitrided barrel (1-in-7), precision welded pic rail, a brand new US made stock and handguard, all finished with Cerakote, to produce a beautiful new firearm that is now optimized for US STANAG M-16/AR-15 magazines. Check this example out In tomorrows auction!

[@GunWebsites]

very cool, love the color of these too

[@АндрейШмырев-ж3з]

Зря перешли на германское G - 36...свое не хуже было!

[@luisloya1120]

I bought one 4 years ago, its a piece of crap. Jams every 3 shots. Incredibly hard to reassemble.