Shark Coast Tactical of Sarasota, Florida, is a known name in the world of custom AR-15s, Glocks, and grip modules, and through its partnership with Camfour Distributors, has released a new WWII-inspired collectible AR-15 rifle. Camfour is consistently ranked among the top ten firearm distributors and hosts numerous exclusive products, including this new Camfour Customs AR-15 Bomber carbine from Shark Coast Tactical.
Florida is no stranger to vintage airshows. Small wonder that Shark Coast Tactical paired their custom AR platform with a World War II aerial motif. The AR Bomber is chambered in 5.56 NATO and comes with a 16-inch and a 30-round PMAG in the box. The 7075 aluminum upper and lower receiver is finished in a tarnished grey to reflect the dullness of aerospace aluminum used in American World War II fighters and bombers. It comes engraved with the archetypical pinup girl and the iconic and distinctive Curtiss P-40 Warhawk that saw action from Burma to Benghazi. Complimenting the receiver is an OD Green M-LOK handguard as a nod to the universal camouflage pattern for planes and uniforms of the day.
“We are excited to add this eye-catching AR-15 to our lineup of Camfour Customs firearms, ” Brandon Roper, Camfour’s President, said, “Partnering with Shark Coast Customs, we’ve expanded the very popular Bomber-themed firearms, and this AR will make an eye-catching addition to their gun wall. This gun is fancy, one of a kind, and functional with unique characteristics that stand out and help dealers draw customers to their store.”
The Camfour Custom AR Bomber features a Magpul buttstock and pistol grip and is set up with a left-side mounted and actuated charging handle, magazine release, and bolt release. The rifle features a standard carbine length direct gas system and a bird cage flash hider. The 15-inch custom M-LOK rail is ready for any accessory and features a long, flat-top Picatinny rail with the receiver for the optic or backup iron sights of your choice.
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