The LWRC IC-DI is a semi-automatic carbine chambered in .350 Legend with a 16.1-inch barrel. It runs a direct impingement gas system, has a black anodized finish, and ships with fully ambidextrous lower controls — mag release, bolt catch/release, and selector switch all work from either side. Weight is 7.3 lbs with a 6-position adjustable stock. Optic ready, no irons included. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: LWRC 
• Model: IC-DI (Individual Carbine) 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Caliber: .350 Legend 
• Barrel Length: 16.1 inches 
• Capacity: 5+1 rounds 
• Weight: 7.3 lbs 
• Finish: Black anodized 
• Stock Type: 6-position adjustable 
• Sights: Optic ready 
• Safety Features: Fully ambidextrous controls (mag release, bolt catch/release, selector) 
   

Features 

 
Fully ambidextrous lower controls are the main practical differentiator here — both left- and right-handed shooters get the same access to all controls without any adapter parts. The 6-position adjustable stock handles most lengths-of-pull. The .350 Legend runs in a standard AR lower with modified components, and the 5-round capacity suits states with hunting magazine restrictions. 
 

Usage 

 
.350 Legend was designed for deer hunting in states with straight-wall cartridge requirements. At 16.1 inches of barrel it stays compact and maneuvers well in tighter terrain. Recoil is noticeably lighter than other hunting cartridges of similar terminal energy, which makes follow-up shots easier. The optic-ready setup assumes you'll be mounting a scope or red dot — glass is required since no irons come installed.

Owners of the LWRC IC-DI in .350 Legend discuss a set of consistent topics.

Build quality is the first thing that comes up. LWRC's manufacturing is associated with tight tolerances and durable components, and owners of this rifle generally feel that reputation holds. The fit and finish draw positive remarks.

The .350 Legend cartridge gets discussion tied to its intended use case: deer hunting in straight-wall-only states. Owners who use it for that purpose report good performance at hunting distances with manageable recoil.

Recoil is mentioned as mild relative to what the cartridge delivers at the target. That makes it comfortable for extended range sessions and accessible for newer shooters.

Ergonomics get consistent praise. The ambidextrous controls work cleanly and the adjustable stock fits most shooters. Handling is described as intuitive.

Customization comes up for optics, grips, and other accessories — the standard AR platform compatibility gives a lot of options.

Price is a friction point for some buyers. LWRC rifles sit at the higher end of the AR market, and some owners weigh the cost against alternatives that offer comparable specs.

Ammunition availability for .350 Legend is a practical concern some owners raise — it's more available than it was at launch, but still narrower in selection than .223/5.56.

Customer support experiences vary, with positive and negative accounts both present in owner discussions.