FN 15 TAC3 | 5.56x45mm | 16″ Barrel | 30rd

The FN 15 TAC3 is an AR-style carbine built on a MIL-SPEC foundation and fitted with a 16-inch chrome-lined, cold hammer-forged barrel. It features a free-floated Hodge Defense wedge-lock handguard with continuous 12 o’clock rail and multiple M-LOK attachment points, ambidextrous controls, and FN’s 6-position collapsible stock and furniture. For an optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this carbine, consider the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6×24 for fast target acquisition and versatility at typical engagement distances for a 5.56 platform.

Suitable applications include range training and service-style competition; the rifle’s mid-length gas system and rigid handguard support repeatable performance and accessory mounting while maintaining a practical weight for repeated use.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 845737013721.
• The caliber is listed as .223 Rem / 5.56 NATO.
• The barrel measures 16 inches and is a government profile.
• The barrel description is chrome-lined, cold hammer-forged made from FN proprietary CMV steel.
• The rate of twist is 1:7.
• The action is Semi-Auto.
• The standard magazine capacity is 30 rounds and one magazine is included.
• The overall length is listed as 33 inches.
• The weight is 7 lbs.
• The handguard is a Hodge Defense wedge-lock design with M-LOK and a continuous 12 o’clock Picatinny rail.
• The stock is a 6-position collapsible buttstock with rubber butt pad and integrated QD point.
• The safety and charging handle are ambidextrous Radian controls.
• The trigger is a MIL-SPEC trigger.
• The muzzle device is an A2-style flash hider and the thread pattern is 1/2×28.
• The receiver finish is anodized (black).

Built to FN’s manufacturing standards, the FN 15 TAC3 combines a proven carrier group and HPT/MPI-tested bolt with a rigid, free-floated handguard and cold hammer-forged barrel to deliver a durable and serviceable AR-platform carbine. Its configuration supports a wide range of accessories and optics while retaining the handling characteristics expected from a 16-inch carbine.

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