The Great Lakes AR-15 Rifle is a semi-automatic chambered in .350 Legend. The 16-inch barrel runs a 1:10 twist rate and the whole package weighs 6.40 lbs at 33.25 inches overall. Bronze Cerakote finish. Capacity is 5+1. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .350 Legend 
• Barrel Length: 16 inches 
• Capacity: 5+1 rounds 
• Weight: 6.40 lbs 
• Action Type: Semi-Automatic 
• Finish Color: Bronze (Cerakote) 
• Safety Features: Safety Selector Switch 
• Trigger Type: Milspec (5.5 - 6 lb pull) 
• Grip Material: Black Polymer 
• Stock Type: Collapsible 
• Length Overall: 33.25 inches 
   

Detailed Features 

The 1:10 twist rate is matched to the .350 Legend's bullet weights and keeps accuracy consistent across common loads. No iron sights are included — the upper is optic-ready, which suits most buyers who are adding glass anyway. The collapsible stock adjusts for different shooters and configurations. 
 
The bronze Cerakote is more than cosmetic; it adds corrosion resistance, which matters in wet hunting environments. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Hunting: .350 Legend is legal for deer in straight-wall cartridge states, and this rifle's 16-inch barrel and 6.40 lb weight make it a practical choice in the field. 
• Sport Shooting: Optic-ready setup and adjustable stock are good starting points for a range build. 
• Home Defense: Semi-auto with manageable recoil and 5+1 capacity on board.

Owners of the Great Lakes AR-15 in .350 Legend Bronze tend to be positive, with the chambering itself coming up as a key draw. The .350 Legend is well-regarded for deer hunting in states with straight-wall cartridge restrictions, and buyers in those states find this setup practical.

Build quality and reliability get solid marks. The bronze Cerakote finish draws consistent positive comments on looks and corrosion resistance. The optic-ready upper gets praised for flexibility.

Ammo availability and cost are the main practical concerns. .350 Legend is less stocked than .223 or 5.56 at most retailers, and it costs more per round. Magazine compatibility is narrower than standard AR calibers as well.

At longer distances, some owners note that .350 Legend drops off more than rifle calibers — it's a straight-wall pistol cartridge and performs best inside 200 yards. Recoil is described as manageable.