POF Revolution DI PST .308 Win | 12.5″ | 20+1 | 1599

The Patriot Ordnance Factory Revolution DI PST is a compact direct-impingement AR-style firearm built around a 12.50″ barrel and a host of POF USA components designed for hard use and service-style ergonomics. It ships with an 11″ Renegade rail, a 9-position Dictator adjustable gas block and an MFT Minimalist stock with an MFT ENGAGE V2 grip. For a matching optic under $1,000 consider the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8×24, which pairs well with this platform for fast target acquisition and flexible engagement distances.

Typical applications for this configuration include short-range tactical/vehicle operations and compact hunting in dense cover where a shorter overall length aids maneuverability.

Product Specifications

• The barrel measures 12.50 inches and is constructed from 4150 CrMoV steel with a black nitride finish and is threaded.
• The caliber is .308 / 7.62 NATO.
• The magazine capacity is 20 + 1.
• The listed weight is 6.50 lbs.
• The overall length is 30 inches.
• The rate of twist is 1-in-10.
• The gas system is a mid-length arrangement with a 9-position Dictator adjustable gas block.
• The handguard is an 11″ aluminum Renegade Rail.
• The trigger is a single-stage curved drop-in unit.
• The upper is an aluminum billet machined upper and the lower is an aluminum billet machined Gen 4 fully ambidextrous CMR lower.
• The bolt carrier uses a KeyLock BCG with a Roller Cam pin.
• The stock is a MFT Minimalist in black polymer and the grip is an MFT ENGAGE V2.
• The firearm includes one 20 rd. Magpul PMAG.
• The external finish is black anodized.
• The UPC is 847313015990.

This Revolution DI PST brings a condensed AR platform with service-grade components and adjustability in a package intended for users who need a short overall length without giving up controls or accessory compatibility. The combination of an adjustable Dictator gas block, robust Renegade rail and proven POF running gear makes this a practical choice when compact handling and familiar ergonomics are priorities.

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