Great Lakes GL15 AR-15 | 223 Wylde | 16in Barrel | 30rd

The Great Lakes GLFA GL15 is an AR-style rifle marketed as a 223 Wylde build with a 16-inch heavy threaded barrel and billet aluminum upper and lower receivers finished in Cerakote. The package is a bundle that includes one detachable magazine plus five Out-The-Front style knives with 3.50″ D2 steel blades and 4.50″ 6061 aluminum grips in assorted Cerakote colors. For optics, a 1-6×24 low-power variable optic such as the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 1-6×24 offers a versatile sighting solution under $1,000 and pairs well with a 16″ AR platform for both close and mid-range work.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is listed as Great Lakes.
• The model/name is listed as GLFA GL15 / GL15 LGRN.
• The caliber is listed as .223 REM / 5.56 NATO.
• The barrel length is listed as 16 inches and is described as heavy threaded.
• The action is listed as Semi-Auto.
• The magazine capacity is listed as 30 rounds and the rifle uses a detachable magazine.
• The receiver material is listed as aluminum with billet upper and lower construction.
• The finish is listed as Cerakote / Colored (Blued/Black style noted).
• The stock is described as a telescoping buttstock with synthetic material and black color indicated.
• The trigger is listed as Mil-Spec.
• The muzzle device is listed as a muzzle brake.
• Sights are listed as none (optics ready).
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:8″.
• The bundle includes five Out-The-Front knives with 3.50″ D2 steel blades and 4.50″ 6061 aluminum grips in assorted Cerakote finishes; blades may be serrated or smooth.
• The UPC is 638457790870.

This GL15 bundle pairs AR-style performance features—billet aluminum receivers, a heavy threaded 16″ barrel and a mil-spec trigger—with carrying convenience and a set of utility knives included in the package. The rifle is suited to precision-oriented target work and practical range use where modularity and accessory compatibility matter. The included knives provide additional utility for outdoor and gear tasks without altering the rifle’s core function.

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