Description
The Inter Ordnance Polish Archer 5.56×45 16″ Barrel, Fixed Stock, 30 Rd Mag is a robust, ready-to-deploy rifle built on a proven AK-pattern platform chambered in the ubiquitous 5.56 NATO cartridge. It combines the legendary reliability of its design with modern ergonomics and a 16-inch barrel for a versatile, hard-use firearm that’s ready for the range or the field. This rifle ships to Missouri and compliant US states.
Key Features
- Chambered in 5.56×45 NATO for common, effective ammunition.
- 16-inch chrome-lined barrel for durability and a balanced profile.
- Fixed polymer stock provides a solid, consistent cheek weld and shoulder point.
- Includes a 30-round steel magazine for immediate use.
- Built on a forged receiver for long-term strength and reliability.
- Features a side rail optic mount for easy scope or red-dot attachment.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | 5.56×45 NATO (.223 Rem) |
|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 16 inches |
| Overall Length | Approx. 37 inches |
| Stock | Fixed Polymer |
| Magazine | 30-round steel (included) |
| Weight | Approx. 7.5 lbs |
This rifle is built to handle the pressures of the 5.56 round with a chrome-lined bore that resists corrosion and extends barrel life. The fixed stock isn’t adjustable, but it offers a significant advantage in stability—when it comes to home defense or a long day at the range, a solid, unwavering platform means faster, more consistent follow-up shots. The side rail is a critical feature, allowing you to mount optics like a Primary Arms prism scope or a Trijicon ACOG without needing specialized adapters. At a price point of $1091.71, it represents a serious tool built for serious use.
Who This Rifle Is For
This is for the shooter who values proven mechanics over flashy trends. It’s for the Missouri landowner who needs a dependable rifle for property patrol, the practical marksman who trains with a system that won’t quit, and the collector who appreciates a modern iteration of a classic design. It’s a workhorse, not a show pony. The rifle’s 7.5-pound weight and 37-inch length give it a substantial, authoritative feel that inspires confidence without being unwieldy.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The inherent reliability of the AK operating system is the headline. The 5.56 chambering means affordable practice and effective terminal performance. The fixed stock and robust construction translate to minimal points of failure. It’s mil-spec compatible with a wide array of standard AKM pattern furniture and accessories, so customization is straightforward—no gunsmithing required for most handguard or grip swaps.
Cons: The fixed stock limits adjustability for shooters of vastly different sizes. The 5.56 chambering in an AK platform can sometimes be magazine-sensitive, though the included 30-rounder is tested for reliability. It’s also not the lightest rifle in its class, but that weight contributes to its manageable recoil impulse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this rifle compatible with standard AR-15 magazines?
A: No. The Inter Ordnance Polish Archer uses proprietary steel magazines designed for the 5.56 AK platform. It comes with one 30-round magazine, and spares are readily available.
Q: Can the fixed stock be replaced with a folding or adjustable stock?
A: Not easily. The rear trunnion is designed for a fixed stock. Converting it would require significant gunsmithing work, so it’s best to consider this a feature of the platform’s solid construction.
Q: What optics mount does it use?
A: It features a standard AK side rail mount. This allows you to attach a vast range of optic mounts from companies like RS Regulate or Midwest Industries, which then accept popular red dot sights, prism scopes, or low-power variable optics.
Here’s the thing—in a world of endless customization, sometimes you just need a rifle that works out of the box. The Inter Ordnance Polish Archer delivers that, backed by a design with decades of field proof. Available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. See the full details on our site.
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