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The overall length is 361⁄2 inches, decreasing to a compact 271⁄2 inches when folded. The AOM160 has a post front sight and a flip-style rear sight, and it comes with one 15-round magazine. The Auto-Ordnance AOM160 is durable, lightweight (5 pounds), easy to shoot, and retails for $792.
The Auto-Ordnance carbines are produced using newly manufactured parts on high-precision computerized machinery. Markings include: “Auto-Ordnance, Worcester, MA” behind the rear sight; “U.S. Carbine, Cal. 30 ML” on the receiver in front of the bolt; and the serial number on the left side of the receiver.
For more information, contact Auto-Ordnance, P.O. Box 220, Blauvelt, NY 10913; 845-652-8535.
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