LMT
Lewis Machine & Tool Company (LMT) is an Eldridge, Iowa-based manufacturer founded in 1980. LMT supplies military and law enforcement agencies as well as civilian shooters. Its Modular Weapon System (MWS) uses a monolithic upper receiver and quick-change barrel system, allowing caliber swaps in the field. The company also makes AR-15 and AR-10 platform rifles, suppressed upper receivers, and ambidextrous controls.
GunsNation lists 11 LMT listings from multiple verified dealers, with live dealer prices from $2043.99 to $3934.49. Compare them side by side to find the best price.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a LMT cost?
- LMT prices on GunsNation range from $2043.99 to $3934.49 across 11 listings from multiple dealers. Prices are live and can change.
- What is the cheapest LMT?
- The lowest-priced LMT listing on GunsNation is the Defender-L Tactical 5.56 NATO 16" MLOK Semi-Auto Rifle - Black at $2043.99.
- How many LMT listings are on GunsNation?
- GunsNation currently aggregates 11 LMT listings from verified dealers, so you can compare prices in one place.
Featured LMT Products
6.5 CreedmoorLMT MARS-H DMR 6.5 Creedmoor 20in
5.56 NATOLMT MARS-L 5.56 NATO Semi-Auto Rifle - Precision 16.2" Black
5.56 NATOLMT R20 RAHE 5.56 NATO 14.3" Piston Rifle - Precision Black
7.62x51 NATOLMT MARS-H 7.62 NATO 13.5" Semi-Auto Tactical Rifle - Black
.308 WinMWS Precision .308 Win Semi-Auto Rifle - 16" Chromoly MLOK
.308 WinS-A Sharpshooter .308 Win 16" Tactical Semi-Auto Rifle - 20rd
7.62x51 NATOLMT Defender-H 16" M-LOK 7.62 NATO Semi-Auto Rifle
5.56 NATOLMT MLC MARS: 5.56 NATO Semi-Auto, 16" Chrome Barrel, Black
5.56 NATOLMT Defense CQB: MRP 5.56mm Semi-Auto Rifle - Tactical Versatility
5.56 NATOLMT MARS-L MRP: 5.56 NATO, 16" Barrel, Monolithic Rail Rifle
5.56 NATODefender-L Tactical 5.56 NATO 16" MLOK Semi-Auto Rifle - Black
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About LMT
Lewis Machine & Tool Company (LMT) is an Eldridge, Iowa-based manufacturer founded in 1980. LMT supplies military and law enforcement agencies as well as civilian shooters. Its Modular Weapon System (MWS) uses a monolithic upper receiver and quick-change barrel system, allowing caliber swaps in the field. The company also makes AR-15 and AR-10 platform rifles, suppressed upper receivers, and ambidextrous controls.
