The B&T APC308 Pro DMR is a semi-automatic .308 Win rifle built on an aluminum receiver with a gas piston operating system. The 18.9" barrel has a 1:12" twist and a flash hider muzzle device. The adjustable folding stock collapses the overall length from 44.40" to 32". Ambidextrous controls throughout. It holds 25+1 rounds and weighs 10.50 lbs. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Model: APC308 Pro DMR 
• Caliber: .308 Win 
• Action: Semi-Auto 
• Barrel Length: 18.9 inches 
• Capacity: 25+1 rounds 
• Safety: Ambidextrous 
• Overall Length: Adjustable from 32" to 44.40" 
• Weight: 10.50 lbs 
• Stock Description: Adjustable Folding Stock 
• Muzzle Type: Flash Hider 
• Receiver Material: Aluminum 
• Barrel Twist Rate: 1:12" 
   

Features 

The gas piston system keeps fouling out of the receiver, which is meaningful for reliability during sustained fire and between cleanings. The folding stock is adjustable for length of pull and collapses for transport or tight spaces. Ambidextrous safety, bolt catch, and magazine release work for either-hand operation without conversion. The flash hider reduces visible signature in low-light conditions. 
 

Use Cases 

The APC308 Pro DMR is positioned as a designated marksman rifle. The 18.9" barrel and .308 Win caliber give reach at distance while the adjustable folding stock makes it more packable than a fixed-stock .308 platform. The 25-round capacity is notable for a .308 semi-auto. B&T builds this in Switzerland to military and law enforcement specifications.

The B&T APC308 Pro draws consistent appreciation for build quality. Owners who handle it note the solid construction and precise fit. It reflects its Swiss manufacturing origin. The adjustable folding stock gets specific mention as a practical advantage over fixed-stock .308 platforms.

Accuracy feedback is positive at longer distances, and the semi-automatic action is described as smooth. The gas piston system is mentioned by users familiar with direct-impingement alternatives as a reason for cleaner operation over time.

The criticisms are practical. At 10.50 lbs., weight comes up frequently. For a rifle that's meant to be carried and operated dynamically, that's heavy, and users who compare it to lighter .308 options take note. The price is consistently flagged as the biggest barrier. This is a premium platform and costs significantly more than most semi-auto .308 alternatives. Parts and accessories availability is thinner than for AR-10 pattern rifles, which matters for users who want extensive customization or need to source replacement components.