Del-Ton Echo 316: 5.56 NATO Semi-Auto Rifle, Black Finish
The Del-Ton Echo 316: 5.56 NATO Semi-Auto Rifle, Black Finish is a 5.56 NATO semi-automatic rifles from Del-Ton.
Product Information
Name: Del-Ton Echo 316: 5.56 NATO Semi-Auto Rifle, Black Finish
Brand: Del-Ton
Category: Semi-Automatic Rifles
Caliber: 5.56 NATO
Barrel Length: 16"
Capacity: 30 rounds
UPC: 848456000140
SKU: UCEw7uuRo
Description
The Del-Ton Echo 316 is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO / .223 Remington with a 16-inch barrel and a 6.20 lb frame. The 5-position M4 collapsible stock adjusts overall length from 32.25" to 35.58", and the A2 flash hider comes standard at the muzzle. Sighting is handled by an A2 front sight and flat top rear. The aluminum receiver keeps weight down without sacrificing structural integrity.
Key Specifications
- Model: Echo 316
- Caliber: 5.56 NATO / .223 Remington
- Action: Semi-Automatic
- Barrel Length: 16 inches
- Capacity: 30+1 rounds
- Weight: 6.20 lbs (approx. 109.6 oz)
- Overall Length: 32.25" to 35.58" (adjustable)
- Receiver Material: Aluminum
- Finish Color: Matte Black
- Muzzle Device: A2 Flash Hider
Detailed Features
- Semi-Automatic Action: Allows follow-up shots without cycling the action manually.
- Adjustable Stock (5 Position M4): Collapses for storage or transport; extends to fit different shooters.
- A2 Front Sight / Flat Top Rear: Straightforward iron sight setup for general use.
- Aluminum Receiver: Balances weight and strength for extended handling.
The Echo 316 covers the basics well at an accessible price point. It works for range days, home defense, or a first AR build, and its compatibility with standard AR-15 aftermarket parts means it can grow with the shooter.
Complete Specifications
| Caliber | 5.56 NATO |
| Model | Echo 316 |
| Capacity | 30 rounds |
| Magazines included | 1 |
| Barrel length | 16" |
| Overall length | 35.58" |
| Weight | 99.2 oz |
| Action | Semi Auto |
| Finish | Black |
| Color | Black |
| Stock material | 6-Position Collapsible |
| Sights | A2 Front |
| Safety | Lever |
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber is the Echo 316?
The Echo 316 is chambered in 5.56 NATO / .223 Remington.
Who makes the Echo 316?
The Echo 316 is made by Del-Ton.
What type of firearm is the Echo 316?
It is a semi-automatic rifle in the AR-15 pattern.
What is the barrel length of the Echo 316?
The Echo 316 has a 16-inch barrel.
How many rounds does the Echo 316 hold?
It has a 30+1 capacity.
Does the Echo 316 have an adjustable stock?
Yes. The Echo 316 uses a 5-position M4 collapsible stock that adjusts overall length from 32.25 inches to 35.58 inches.
Where can I buy the Echo 316?
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What Reviewers Say
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The gas key is staked with grade eight fasteners and I would say that probably needs a little more staking for me I really like it to be a little more pronounced but these look pretty solid.
It has a standard milspec trigger I will say that this trigger is not bad though it breaks very cleanly.
One of the big pluses is it is made by Delton all the parts the quality control and the fit and finish on this rifle is excellent.
We had zero malfunctions at the range like we talked about it's a good solid basic ar-15.
Customers Say
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
Owners of the Del-Ton Echo 316 tend to land in the budget-AR camp, and opinions track accordingly. The rifle's main draw is price: it puts 5.56 NATO semi-auto capability in hand without a heavy investment, and most owners report it runs reliably enough for range use and home defense duty.
The lightweight design gets mentioned often as a practical plus for extended handling. Compatibility with standard AR-15 aftermarket parts is a common talking point, since it lets owners swap stocks, grips, and other components to taste.
On the critical side, some users flag quality control inconsistencies or minor accuracy shortcomings out of the box. A handful note pickiness with certain ammunition. Experienced shooters sometimes feel the Del-Ton won't hold up to sustained heavy use the way pricier builds will. The consensus sits roughly where you'd expect: good value for casual and defensive use, with tradeoffs that become more visible under serious or high-volume work.
