The Patriot Ordnance Factory Revolution DI is a direct-impingement semi-automatic pistol chambered in .308 Win with a 12.5-inch barrel finished in Cerakote burnt bronze. It has a Dictator adjustable gas block, an 11.5-inch Renegade rail, and ambidextrous controls. The pistol ships with a stabilizing brace (SBA3 or MFT Blade depending on configuration) and a 20-round magazine. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Patriot Ordnance Factory 
• Model: Revolution DI 
• Caliber: .308 Win 
• Action: Semi Auto 
• Barrel Length: 12.5 in 
• Capacity: 20+1 
• Color/Finish: Cerakote Burnt Bronze 
   

Detailed Features 

• 12.5-inch barrel in a direct-impingement pistol configuration with Cerakote burnt bronze finish 
• Dictator adjustable gas block for tuning to different ammunition and suppressor use 
• 11.5-inch Renegade rail for full-length accessory mounting 
• Ambidextrous controls throughout 
• Stabilizing brace included (SBA3 or MFT Blade per vendor configuration)

Owners of the Revolution DI in .308 Win tend to focus on how compact the platform is for the caliber. Getting a .308-chambered direct-impingement gun into a 12.5-inch package draws interest from buyers who want .308 performance in a maneuverable form factor, and most report reliable cycling once the Dictator gas block is dialed in for their preferred ammunition.

The gas block adjustment is a recurring topic. Shooters who take the time to tune it report a noticeably better shooting experience, but buyers expecting a grab-and-go setup sometimes find the initial tuning process frustrating. The 11.5-inch Renegade rail earns consistent praise for giving plenty of room to mount a light, grip, and bipod without crowding.

The burnt bronze Cerakote is visually striking and holds up well in reviews, though a few owners note the finish shows carbon fouling more obviously than darker coatings. Value relative to other .308 pistol-configuration builds is generally seen as fair given the ambi controls and included brace, though the overall package weight surprises some buyers accustomed to lighter pistol-caliber alternatives.