POF Revolution DI Gen4 6.5 Creedmoor | 20″ | 20+1 | 01567

The Patriot Ordnance Factory Revolution DI Gen4 is a 6.5 Creedmoor AR-pattern rifle built around a direct-impingement operating system with a 20″ match-grade chrome-moly barrel finished in Cerakote Burnt Bronze. It features a 9-position Dictator gas block, a Renegade-style rail with a 14.5″ M-LOK section, and POF’s E2 dual-extraction chamber technology to support reliable extraction. For a mounted optic under $1,000, the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 1-6×24 offers a versatile, rugged option that pairs well with this platform for both close-to-mid range precision work and target competitions.

Applications: precision target shooting and long-range competition or positional precision practice.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 847313015679.
• The manufacturer is Patriot Ordnance Factory and the part number is 01567.
• The model is listed as Revolution DI (Gen4).
• The caliber is 6.5mm Creedmoor.
• The barrel measures 20″ and is described as match-grade chrome-moly.
• The barrel uses 5R button rifling with polygonal profile and a Nitride finish for durability.
• The rate of twist is 1:8″.
• The capacity is 20 + 1 rounds.
• The action is Semi-Auto.
• The overall length is 40.50″.
• The weight is 8.60 lbs.
• The finish is Cerakote Burnt Bronze.
• The handguard is a Renegade-style rail with a 14.5″ M-LOK section.
• The gas system includes a 9-position Dictator gas block for tunability.
• The muzzle features a triple port design.

This Revolution DI Gen4 rifle blends precision-focused barrel work with an adjustable, tunable gas system and a long M-LOK rail to support optics, bipods, and match-oriented accessories. The combination of a 20″ match-grade barrel and a 1:8″ twist makes it suitable for stabilizing a wide range of 6.5 Creedmoor match and hunting bullets, and the Cerakote Burnt Bronze finish gives the rifle a distinctive, durable surface treatment. Its feature set is aimed at shooters who want an AR-pattern platform optimized for accuracy-oriented shooting and extended-range work.

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