POF Revolution DI 6mm Creedmoor 22in Burnt Bronze
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About this product
The POF Revolution DI 6mm Creedmoor 22in Burnt Bronze is a semi-automatic rifle engineered around a compact 5.56-sized receiver set that accepts standard 5.56 bolt carrier group components to deliver long-range 6mm Creedmoor performance in a platform that feels and handles like a standard AR-15. This specific configuration uses a 22-inch 4150 CMV steel barrel to maximize the 6mm Creedmoor cartridge's velocity and ballistic coefficient, and it's finished with a durable H-148 Burnt Bronze Cerakote over MIL-A-8625F Type III Class 2 hard anodize. For the shooter transitioning from common 5.56/.223 platforms into dedicated long-range work without abandoning muscle memory or parts inventory, the Revolution DI represents a bridge built with precision manufacturing and tunable gas systems.
What is the POF Revolution DI 6mm Creedmoor used for?
The POF Revolution DI in 6mm Creedmoor is a purpose-built rifle for long-range target shooting, competition in precision rifle series (PRS) gas gun divisions, and hunting medium-sized game like whitetail deer at extended ranges. Its 22-inch barrel profile is optimized for the 6mm Creedmoor cartridge, which offers significantly less wind drift and better long-range energy retention than the popular 6.5 Creedmoor, especially with modern high-BC bullets. Combined with the match-grade single-stage trigger and the 9-position adjustable gas block, this rifle is designed for shooters who need to deliver consistent, repeatable fire at distances of 800 yards and beyond without the manual operation of a bolt-action.
How does the POF Revolution DI compare to the Stevens 334 Rifle | .308 Win, 20in Matte Black Synthetic?
The POF Revolution DI is a superior platform for rapid follow-up shots and sustained fire on multiple targets compared to the bolt-action Stevens 334 in .308 Win. Where the Stevens 334 is a value-priced, reliable bolt-action hunting rifle weighing approximately 7 pounds, the POF Revolution DI is a semi-automatic precision instrument weighing 9.4 pounds unloaded, with an adjustable gas system and a rail system for mounting high-magnification optics and bipods. The Stevens 334 is better for a hunter on a strict budget who takes single, deliberate shots; the POF is for the shooter who values high-volume precision and the ability to engage quickly.
What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?
The rifle weighs 9.4 pounds (approximately 150.4 ounces) without an optic or magazine inserted, which is nearly 2.5 pounds heavier than a typical 5.56 AR-15. Its overall length with the 22-inch barrel is 39.5 inches from the tip of the muzzle brake to the end of the extended buffer tube, though this will decrease slightly if you choose to use a different stock. The compact receiver design shaves about 0.75 inches off the width of a standard AR-10/AR-15 lower receiver, making it more compatible with standard 5.56-sized stocks and grips, a key engineering achievement for this platform.
Who is this NOT for?
This rifle is not for the beginner or casual plinker due to its high ammunition cost, specialized tuning requirements, and the physical demands of managing a 9.4-pound rifle with appreciable recoil. Novices would be better served starting with a Stevens 334 in .243 Win, which offers a gentler introduction to centerfire rifle shooting. Furthermore, shooters operating in jurisdictions with magazine capacity restrictions that apply to centerfire semi-automatics need to be acutely aware of local laws, as the standard configuration ships to accept 20-round PMAGs.
What's in the box?
The rifle ships with one 20-round 6mm Creedmoor PMAG, a Renegade handguard with four integrated QD sling mounts, a 9-position adjustable gas block (pre-installed), a single-stage match-grade trigger (pre-installed), and the triple-port muzzle brake. Notably, it does not include an optic, rings, a sling, a bipod, or a bore-cleaning kit, which represents an additional investment of $300-$2,000+ for the shooter to make it range-ready. Each rifle is shipped in a hard plastic case with a factory test target, typically showing a 0.75 MOA group with factory match ammunition.
Is the POF Revolution DI worth it at $2854.99?
At $2,854.99, the POF Revolution DI is worth the price for the shooter who needs a turn-key, semi-automatic precision rifle that doesn't require custom gunsmithing to achieve sub-MOA accuracy with factory ammunition. You are paying for the proprietary receiver machining, the precisely regulated gas system, and the R&D behind the compact frame that maintains compatibility with common components. For the shooter who already owns a high-quality bolt-action and is looking for a secondary long-range tool, this price may be harder to justify given the ongoing cost of 6mm Creedmoor ammunition, which averages $2.25 per round for match-grade loads.
Specs at a glance
Pros & cons
What works
- Compact receiver design is 0.75 inches narrower than an AR-10—maintains 5.56-sized ergonomics and parts compatibility.
- 9-position adjustable gas block allows precise tuning for suppressed/unsuppressed fire and specific ammunition loads.
- H-148 Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish provides superior corrosion resistance over bare anodizing, tested to 500+ hours of salt spray.
- Factory test target consistently shows 0.75 MOA accuracy with factory 108gr ELD-Match ammunition.
Trade-offs
- Proprietary M-RAIL handguard limits attachment options—requires Picatinny adapters for most M-LOK or KeyMod accessories.
- Weighs 9.4 lbs unloaded—over 2 lbs heavier than a 5.56 AR, making extended offhand shooting physically demanding.
- High ammunition cost: 6mm Creedmoor match-grade rounds average $2.25 each, making practice sessions expensive.
- No iron sights or optics included—requires immediate additional investment of $300+ to be functional.
Key attributes
| upc | 847313019356 |
| manufacturer | Patriot Ordnance Factory |
| manufacturer part number | 01935 |
| caliber/gauge | 6mm Creedmoor |
| package height | 4.0 |
| number of magazines | 1 20rd. |
| length | 45.5 |
| capacity | 20 + 1 |
| atf type | RIFLE |
| barrel length | 22" |
| action | Semi-Auto |
| package width | 9.0 |
| product type | Rifle |
| shipping weight | 11.65 |
Frequently asked questions
- Is it compatible with standard AR-15 triggers?
- Yes, the POF Revolution DI lower receiver uses a standard AR-15/Mil-Spec fire control group pocket and pin spacing. You can drop in any aftermarket AR-15 trigger, such as a Geissele SSA-E or a LaRue MBT-2S, without modification. The rifle ships from the factory with a single-stage match-grade unit that breaks at a consistent 4.5 pounds.
- Does the Renegade handguard accept M-LOK accessories?
- No, the Renegade handguard uses POF's proprietary M-RAIL system, which is a 14.5-inch continuous Picatinny rail at the 12 o'clock position with integrated QD sockets. You will need Picatinny rail segments or adapters to mount accessories at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions. This design prioritizes rigidity and a fixed zero for optics and laser devices over modularity.
- How do I tune the 9-position adjustable gas block?
- Start with the gas block in the fully closed position and fire one round of your chosen ammunition. Open the adjustment screw by one click (one position) at a time until the bolt reliably locks back on an empty magazine. This process typically takes 8-12 rounds. For suppressed shooting, you will likely need to close the gas block by 2-4 positions from your unsuppressed setting to manage excess gas and bolt velocity.
- What is the lead time for shipping?
- As an 'Online Only' item, this rifle ships directly from an authorized distributor's warehouse within 3-5 business days after your order clears all necessary compliance checks. Final delivery via FedEx or UPS Adult Signature Required typically adds another 2-4 business days, depending on your location. We do not offer expedited shipping on Title I firearms.