Andro Corp Industries ACI-15 Bravo16 MLOK 5.56 NATO AR-15 Rifle with Black Finish

This $369 rifle is made in Florida, is reliable, and is a quality weapon. I put 120 rounds through it a day ago and it worked flawlessly. The weight and balance of this rifle is perfect and the trigger is smooth with a pronounced reset click. Don’t let this ACI rifle pass you by at this low low price. 5 big stars go out to Florida’s own Andro Corp Industries for making a battle rifle for the working man’s wallet!

This is a top performing budget AR platform. Less than 1 MOA at 100 yard with 77gr 5.56, and no play between the upper and lower. Very good quality.

How can you beat the price on here? $380, plus $20 off! I’m really amazed at the quality of the rifle for this price point. Local small businesses make it possible to sell these at a perfect entry-level price. You can almost buy two of these for the price of a PSA or Diamondback. I’ve only put about 150 rounds through it so far, and not a single issue yet!

Ballistics Advantage barrels are mil-spec all around, with a great fit and finish. Andro is as good as a Smith & Wesson Sport II, but with more features right out of the box.

Mrgunsngear publishes a list of the best deals his members find. The company he referred us to had run out of stock on these. SOSS was offering exactly the same deal. Free shipping, very fast delivery.

oday I received my second ACI-15 Bravo. I’ve had the first one for a year and put over 1,000 rounds through it. Performance was flawless, so I decided to buy another one. I noticed that the new one is quite different from the first one. The main difference is in the BCG. The bolt in the first one has HPT/MPI written on it, and the new one doesn’t. Also, the BCG on the first one is Parkerized, with the bolt bore interior of the carrier where the bolt resides, and the gas key interior chrome-lined, while the new one came Nitrided.

This semi was a great buy at a great price. I put it through its paces at the rifle range and it performed flawlessly for me! This is a very good budget level AR-15 for anyone wanting their first semi-auto rifle.

I’ve put plenty of rounds through this, and it has functioned flawlessly. No malfunctions, no issues. The fit and finish are solid, with tight mating surfaces and a rigid, well-built feel. I wasn’t expecting much, but this rifle has exceeded my expectations in reliability and overall quality. It cycles smoothly, handles well, and feels durable enough for serious use. If you’re looking for an AR that just works without breaking the bank, this one is definitely worth considering.

I love my ACI. I compared it to a Springfield Saint Victor and it shot much nicer and wasn't overgassed. Everything is tight and secure. Just get some new furniture and a sight on it and you'll have a sweet and reliable gun and you won'[t beat this price.

Have not been able to shoot more than two or three rounds at a time. When it does fire, the ejection is good at the 3 to 3:30 position angle, but it consistently fails to chamber the next round. I’ve tried using different mags and used those same mags in another AR without issue. Fired the same ammo in both rifles and didn’t experience failure to load in my other AR. Switched buffers and springs in the two rifles and still experienced failure to load in the new rifle, but none in the old. My guess is that there is either an under-gas issue due to a leak in the gas block or tube, or a problem with the BCG. I will try switching BCGs in the two rifles and check for alignment and position misplacement of the gas block and tube. I shouldn’t have to do all this on a brand-new rifle. Quality control.