Sons of Liberty Gun Works Broadsword M89 6MM Max 14.5″ Pinned

The sons of liberty gun works broadsword m89 6mm max 14.5″ pinned is a semi-auto AR-platform rifle built for precision shooting and family-range days. It chambers the fast, flat-shooting 6MM Max, and the 14.5″ barrel comes with a pinned and welded muzzle device to reach a legal 16″ overall length. Finished in black anodize, it ships with a B5 Bravo stock, B5 grip, and two 20-round magazines — ready to shoot out of the box.

Key Features

• 6MM Max chambering — WHY IT MATTERS: This cartridge delivers less recoil than .308 while maintaining supersonic energy past 600 yards, making it a smart choice for youth shooters stepping up from .223.
• 14.5″ pinned and welded barrel — WHY IT MATTERS: You get the handling of a shorter barrel with a legal 16″ overall length, no NFA tax stamp needed, and no compromise on velocity.
• B5 Bravo stock and grip — WHY IT MATTERS: These components give you a solid cheek weld and a comfortable, non-slip grip for repeatable shots, especially important for new shooters building muscle memory.
• Two 20-round magazines included — WHY IT MATTERS: You can start a family practice session or a precision match without buying extra gear right away. Fewer trips to the bench means more time focusing on form.
• Black anodize finish — WHY IT MATTERS: The hard-coat anodize resists corrosion from sweat, rain, and cleaning solvents, keeping the rifle looking clean even after dusty range days.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the family who wants one gun that does it all: teaching a teenager to shoot groups at 100 yards, punching steel at 400 yards, and still being light enough for a day of walking a prairie dog town. It’s also a solid pick for the precision shooter who wants a modern 6mm platform without the weight of a heavy barrel.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: The 6MM Max gives you low recoil and high velocity — a combination that helps beginners stay on target and build confidence.
• Pro: The pinned muzzle device is cleanly installed and doesn’t add bulk, so the rifle still fits in standard cases.
• Con: 6MM Max ammunition is not as widely stocked as .223 or 5.56 at big-box stores, so you’ll want to buy online or reload. This is a minor trade-off for the ballistic advantage.

Comparison

The Broadsword M89 fills a gap: it gives you the reach of a 6mm cartridge in a lightweight AR that a young shooter can handle all afternoon. The Geissele Super Duty is a proven 5.56 platform, but for families wanting to stretch distance without punishing recoil, the 6MM Max is a smarter choice. The Zev OZ9C is a pistol, not a direct competitor, but it shows the difference in purpose — the Broadsword is for the range, not the holster.

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Last updated: April 2026

Statistic: According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, over 4.5 million Americans took a hunter education or firearm safety course in 2024. A rifle like the Broadsword M89 helps those new shooters transition from training to real precision shooting.

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