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5 Position Adjustable Gas Piston System

5 Position Adjustable Gas Piston System

The POF-USA Gas Piston Operating System has an adjustable gas block that controls the amount of gas that is used to cycle the bolt carrier.

The notched side of the Gas Plug denotes that it is in NORMAL Mode when it is facing up. The rifle should cycle normally with most commercial ammunition.

Depress the gas plug detent; rotate the Gas Plug 45° so the gas plug detent is facing at a 45° angle, this denotes that the Gas Plug is in ADVERSE Mode using less gas to compensate for some ammunition.

Depressing the detent and rotating to the 90° position denotes that the Gas Plug is in OFF Mode. This shuts off the gas from the gas block completely and causes the rifle to function as a single-shot rifle.

By depressing the gas plug detent and rotating the Gas Plug 180° from NORMAL Mode, the smooth side of the Gas Plug is now facing up. The firearm is now in SUPPRESSED Mode. Gas in this mode is restricted to compensate for the added backpressure from a suppressor.

A second SUPPRESSED Mode setting is available with an increased gas flow which may be required with some suppressors. Depress the gas plug detent and rotate the smooth face to a 45° angle, this denotes that the Gas Plug is in the SUPPRESSED 2 mode.

NOTE: Putting a suppressor on your firearm changes the cycling characteristics of the host. In doing so causes unwanted malfunctions and increased wear on the system. Please be aware of all risks by attaching a suppressor.
5 position piston firearm Gas Plug orientation guide

A2 Buffer Comparison - Fixed Stock

A2 Buffer Comparison - Fixed Stock

P-308 A2 BUFFER COMPONENTS

P-308 A2-Style Buffer

5.31″ overall length

POF fixed buffer (correct)

P-308 A2-Style Action (Buffer) Spring

~12.5-12.75″ free length — 38-39 coils

POF fixed spring (correct)

POF foxed bolt (correct)

AR-15 / M-16 A2 BUFFER COMPONENTS

“MIL-SPEC” A2-Style Buffer

5.91″ overall length

 

POF 223 fixed buffer incorrect

“MIL-SPEC” Action (Buffer) Spring

~12.5-12.75″ free length — 43-44 coils

POF 223 fixed spring incorrect

 

POF foxed bolt (correct)

Ambidextrous Bolt Release Parts

AMBIDEXTROUS BOLT RELEASE PARTS

Replacement Ambidextrous Bolt Release kits can be ordered HERE

  1. Parts in GREEN are standard MIL-SPEC components.
  2. Parts in RED are POF-USA Proprietary Components.
  3. P-415 and P-308/Revolution lower receivers use different length AMBI BOLT RELEASE PINS.

POF bolt release xray 223 POF bolt release 223

Ambidextrous Safety Removal

Ambidextrous Safety Removal

Grip Removal
    1. Remove the Grip screw.
    2. Remove the Grip by pulling down. Make sure not to bend the Safety Detent Spring.
    3. Remove Safety Detent Spring and Safety Detent.POF ambidextrous grip
Ambidextrous Safety/Selector Switch Removal
  1. Remove the Selector Cap Screw.
  2. Remove the right-side Selector Cap.
  3. Remove the trigger's Hammer Pin.
  4. Tilt the Trigger backwards to make clearance for the left-side Safety Selector to come out.
  5. Remove the left-side Safety Selector.
  6. Reinstall in reverse of removal.

POF ambidextrous selector

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Breaking In Your New Firearm

Breaking In Your New Firearm:

.308 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, & 6MM Creedmoor Instructions -

  1. Thoroughly clean the chamber of your new firearm, and clean after every shooting session.
  2. Generously lube the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) with cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms. As your firearm breaks in less lubrication will be needed and after a few hundred rounds just a light wipe will be sufficient.
  3. Put a little lubricant in the Buffer Tube.
  4. Never use lubrication in your Gas System. The Gas System should always be run without lubricant. You can clean the gas block the same as you would your barrel just make sure you wipe it dry afterwards.
  5. Avoid lead tipped ammo unless you are comfortable with polishing your feed ramps.
  6. There is no break-in required for the barrel, just clean it at the end of each shooting session.
  7. POF-USA only recommends the use of factory new ammo and cannot offer you advice or tips regarding handloading or re-loaded ammo.
  8. POF-USA only recommends the use of Magpul GEN 3 PMAGS and/or Lancer L7AWM Magazines in your .308 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, or 6MM Creedmoor caliber firearms.
  9. New firearms (less than 250 rounds) will perform better using FMJ ammo.

5.56x45 NATO & 300 Blackout Instructions -

  1. Thoroughly clean the chamber of your new firearm, and clean after every shooting session.
  2. Generously lube the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) with cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms. As your firearm breaks in less lubrication will be needed and after a few hundred rounds just a light wipe will be sufficient.
  3. Put a little lubricant in the Buffer Tube.
  4. Never use lubrication in your Gas System. The Gas System should always be run without lubricant. You can clean the gas block the same as you would your barrel just make sure you wipe it dry afterwards.
  5. Avoid lead tipped ammo unless you are comfortable with polishing your feed ramps.
  6. There is no break-in required for the barrel, just clean it at the end of each shooting session.
  7. POF-USA only recommends the use of factory new ammo and cannot offer you advice or tips regarding handloading or re-loaded ammo.
  8. POF-USA only recommends the use of Magpul Gen M3 PMAG's, Lancer L5AWM Magazines, or Mission First Tactical Magazines in your 5.56x45 NATO or 300 Blackout caliber firearms.
  9. New firearms (less than 250 rounds) will perform better using FMJ ammo.

Basic Firearms Maintenance

After each shooting session or 250 rounds, whichever comes first, or whenever your firearm has been exposed to sand, dust, extreme humidity, condensation, immersion in water, or other adverse conditions; disassemble, clean, and lubricate your firearm.

  •  Use only cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms.
  • Do not use wire brushes on aluminum surfaces such as the upper/lower receivers, because this can scratch the finish.
  • Follow all manufactures instructions and cautions when using cleaning and lubrication products.
  • Wherever the term CLP (Cleaner-Lubricant-Protectant) or the words lube or lubrication are used in this manual, it is interpreted to mean that you can use any lubricant designed for use on firearms.
  • Wherever propellant gases directly contact operating system parts, carbon will build up.  Carbon cannot be removed with a brush and must be scrapped.
CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

 

An excellent video for cleaning your firearm

I followed the guidelines and I am still having problems. What do I do now?

Contact Technical Support [email protected] or if you do not have access to email, you can call them at 623-561-9572. When contacting Technical Support always know the Serial Number of the firearm, the brand and type of ammo being used, the brand of magazine being used, and the setting of the gas system when your malfunction occurred.

  1. Should your POF-USA firearm require service it should be returned to the POF-USA factory. Technical Support will provide you with a shipping address and possibly a Return Authorization Number (RMA)
  2. Ensure your firearm or upper is unloaded.
  3. Do not ship any ammunition with the firearm (ship separately if required).
  4. Enclose a letter containing your full name, street address (no P.O. Boxes), Daytime Phone Number, Email Address, Serial Number of the Firearm, and Details of the Problems Experienced.
  5. We recommend that you insure your shipment.
  6. Customers pay shipping when returning product to POF-USA. We will pay return shipping charges for warranty repaired product to customer.
  7. For non-warranty repairs customer will be contacted with an estimate for repair to include cost of parts, labor, and return shipping

Buffer System for Revolution Firearms

The Buffer System for Revolution Firearms and Rogue Firearms is proprietary.

The Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) on the Revolution PD, Revolution DI, and Rogue, requires a longer stroke in order to eject .308 WIN cartridges from the Upper Receiver

Because of this, these firearm models use a proprietary (longer) Buffer Tube as well as a proprietary Buffer Spring.

STANDARD LENGTH AR15/M16 CARBINE BUFFER TUBES (RECEIVER EXTENSIONS), AND BUFFER/ACTION SPRINGS WILL NOT WORK IN THE REVOLUTION PD, REVOLUTION DI, OR ROGUE MODELS. DO NOT USE THEM, THEY WILL NOT WORK, AND YOU MAY DAMAGE YOUR FIREARM.

Download/view the file below for a visual representation of the correct Buffer Tube and Buffer Spring.

Cleaning Videos

Cleaning Videos

CARE AND CLEANING

After each shooting session, at regular intervals, or whenever your firearm has been exposed to sand, dust, extreme humidity, condensation, immersion in water, or other adverse conditions; disassemble, clean, and lubricate it using the techniques shown in the videos below.

  • Use only cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms.
  • Do not use wire brushes on aluminum surfaces such as the upper/lower receivers, because this can scratch the finish.
  • Follow all manufactures instructions and cautions when using cleaning and lubrication products.
  • Wherever the term CLP (Cleaner-Lubricant-Protectant), or the words lube or lubrication are used in the owner's manual, it is interpreted to mean that you can use any lubricant designed for use on firearms.
  • Wherever propellant gases directly contact operating system parts, carbon will build up. Carbon cannot be removed with a brush and must be scrapped.

Basic Procedures:

  1. Disassemble the firearm as described in your Firearms Owner’s Manual.
  2. Clean the barrel bore with a bore brush, patches, and solvent using a cleaning rod.
  3. Remove powder residue from all components and wipe them clean with a clean cloth.
  4. Only use a light application of oil on the riding surfaces of the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG).

NOTE: Excessive lubricant will attract dust and debris. Excessive lubricant may congeal in cold weather and can interfere with the safe operation and reliable function of the firearm.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD

Dictator Gas Block Tuning & Maintenance

Dictator Gas Block Tuning & Maintenance

Dictator gas block

Tuning Instructions

  1. Remove any Magazines or ammunition feeding devices from the firearm and make sure the firearm is clear and unloaded.
  2. Turn the Regulator in towards the Gas Block until it can no longer rotate. This is the “off” position. In this position, the gas will be completely blocked from entering the Gas Tube. In this setting, you will have to cycle the gun manually.
  3. Turn the Regulator in the opposite direction as step 2. You should hear and/or feel a “click”. Each click is one position. Turn the regulator to the first click. You have slightly opened the gas port.
  4. Load one round in a magazine and insert it into your firearm. Following the rules of gun safety, fire the weapon.
  5. Observe whether the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) cycled back and was held open by the Bolt Catch. In the first position, it is not likely.
  6. Remove the magazine and clear the firearm.
  7. Repeat steps 3-5 to open the gas flow incrementally until the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) cycles back and is held open by the Bolt Catch.
  8. Remove the magazine and clear the firearm.
  9. Load a few rounds in the magazine and insert the magazine into your firearm. Following the rules of gun safety, fire the weapon consecutively and observe the ejection pattern of the brass. If the muzzle is 12 o’clock and the buttstock is 6 o’clock, you are looking to achieve consistent ejection at 3 o’clock.
  10. If the ejection is somewhere between 6 o’clock and 3 o’clock, repeat the clearing, firing, observing, clearing, and adjusting cycle, until the ejection does reach 3 o’clock. Your rifle is set.
  11. After shooting over time, you may notice your ejection becoming sluggish and moving back towards 6’oclock. If this is the case, remove the magazine, clear the firearm, and turn the Regulator to open the gas flow.

Note: This Gas Block will have a minimum of 9 positions, including the fully closed “off” positions. Your gas block may have 1 or 2 additional open positions. By design, there are 3 different tools you might use to adjust your Regulator. The first is the custom Wrench provided with the gas block. It is designed with a finger loop that will also allow it to be attached to your key chain. It also is small enough for storage in many grips. The custom Wrench has a unique shape because it has been optimized for use with POF-USA handguards. However, it can be used if you have installed your DIctator™ with a handguard that does not extend past the Gas Block. The second method is a 3/32” hex wrench. The third is a flat head screwdriver.

Maintenance 

After extended use, it may become difficult to adjust the Regulator. Below are the instructions for disassembly and cleaning.

Note: This diagram may be referenced for part descriptions and information.

  1. Remove any Magazines or ammunition feeding devices from the firearm and make sure the rifle is clear and unloaded.
  2. Using a drift pin punch, remove the Regulator Retaining Pin (Item 5) from the Gas Block.
  3. Spray some carbon cleaner into the hole at the top of the Gas Block (Item 1), and allow it to soak in. A liberal application may be required.
  4. Using the custom POF-USA Wrench, a flat screwdriver or 3/32” hex wrench, work the Regulator (Item 4) back and forth to break up the carbon built up on the threads.
  5. Using the custom POF-USA Wrench, a flat screwdriver or 3/32” hex wrench, turn the Regulator until it is completely unthreaded. If it will not completely unthread, repeat steps 3-4 until it will. Once you have passed the threads, the Regulator Ball Detent (Item 3), may engage them when attempting to remove the Regulator from the Gas Block. If this occurs, it is recommended to continue “unthreading” the Regulator until the threads have cleared the Regulator Ball Detent.
  6. Remove the Regulator from the gas block. Be aware of the location of the Regulator Ball Detent.
  7. Remove the Regulator Ball Detent and store it in a safe location.
  8. The Regulator Ball Detent Spring (item 2) will likely be held in place by force. For replacement purposes, please know that the spring is an AR-15 Extractor Spring. You may choose to remove it or not.
  9. Spray carbon cleaner into the open bore. Scrub and flush out the built-up carbon.
  10. If you removed the Regulator Ball Detent Spring, reinstall it. Push it all of the way down into the counterbore.
  11. Place the Regulator Ball Detent into the pocket in the bore. It should rest in place.
  12. Taking care not to displace the Regulator Ball Detent, carefully install the Regulator. If there is resistance when the threads interact with the Regulator Ball Detent, “screw” the threads over the Regulator Ball Detent. When the threads on the Regulator come into contact with the threads on the Gas Block, you may want to twist the Regulator in the unthreading direction while lightly pressing it into the Gas Block. You should be able to feel the thread starts to align. Screw the Regulator all the way in.
  13. Reinstall the Regulator Retaining Pin.

Cleaning

After each shooting session or 250 rounds, whichever comes first, or whenever your firearm has been exposed to sand, dust, extreme humidity, condensation, immersion in water, or other adverse conditions; disassemble, clean, and lubricate your firearm. 

  • Use only cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms. 
  • Wherever propellant gases directly contact operating system parts, carbon will build up.  Carbon cannot be removed with a brush and must be scrapped.
  • Wherever the term CLP (Cleaner-Lubricant-Protectant) or the words lube, or lubrication are used in this manual, it is interpreted to mean that you can use any lubricant designed for use on firearms.
  • Follow all manufactures instructions and cautions when using cleaning and lubrication products.
  • Do not use wire brushes on aluminum surfaces such as the upper/lower receivers, because this can scratch the finish.
CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Edge Rail Removal

EDGE RAIL REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS

Modular Railed Receiver (M.R.R.™) Assembly/Removal

POF M.R.R. rail assembly

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Fastener Reference and Suggested Tool

Fastener Reference and Suggested Tool

Please download the Attached PDF to view the POF-USA Fastener Reference Guide and Suggested Tool List.

Magazines

Recommended magazines

Magazines for all P-308, Revolution, and Rogue firearms: 

POF-USA only recommends the use of Magazines that have anti-tilt followers in any of our .308 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 6MM Creedmoor caliber Firearms. Currently the only magazines that have anti-tilt followers are:

  1. Magpul Gen M3 PMAG
  2. Lancer L7AWM

The use of any other Magazines may cause feeding or cycling issues.

Magazines for all P-415 EDGE, Renegade +, Minuteman, and Wonder firearms: 

POF-USA only recommends the use of Magazines that have anti-tilt followers in any of our 5.56x45 NATO and 300 AAC Blackout caliber Firearms. Here are three examples of recommended Magazines that have anti-tilt followers. 

  1. Magpul Gen M3 PMAG
  2. Lancer L5AWM
  3. Mission First Tactical

Maintenance and Wear Parts

Maintenance and Wear Parts

POF-USA has been manufacturing firearms and firearm components since 2002. Through extensive testing and use we have learned that almost any machine including all firearms will have certain parts that could occasionally require maintenance, adjustments or replacement.  “Wearable” or “Consumable” parts are those parts that by their very nature, through use (functioning) will not maintain absolute factory specifications forever and will need to be monitored periodically for functionality and safety. Some of these parts may have a finite life cycle which could be affected by use, abuse, or maintenance.

To address these parts on our products, it is recommended that a POF-USA firearm must be disassembled and inspected by a certified POF armorer at least annually. Many of the problems that the factory has encountered with customer’s returned firearms involve these “Wearable” or “Consumable” parts and or improper maintenance or cleaning. 

Wearable AND Consumable Parts

Springs

Springs are very important to the safe and reliable operation of any firearm. They tend to be one of the most overlooked parts when performing maintenance. When they become worn through use or age they tend to anneal or take a set (become weak). This can change or adversely affect the operation or reliability of the firearm.  In addition, any spring can be damaged, weakened, worn, or broken based on the use or abuse of the firearm and therefore should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Extractors

Extractors are a high use component that must function correctly every time the firearm feeds or extracts a cartridge from the chamber to complete the cycles of operation. Because of this they are considered a “Wearable” part and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Ejectors

Ejectors are also a high use component that must function correctly every time the firearm ejects a cartridge from the chamber. Because of this they are considered a “Wearable” part and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Op-Rods

Op-Rods operate any time the firearm is cycled. Again, depending on the use or abuse of the firearm this part can be subjected to high impact stress and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Firing Pins

The Firing Pin contacts the cartridge primer anytime a round is loaded and anytime the firearm is fired. This can cause impact stress to the face of the Firing Pin and therefore it should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Cam Pins

A Cam Pin is a crucial component that operates every time the firearm is cycled and is the main component that locks and un-locks the action. This part is a high cycle component and therefore should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

PARTS POLICY

Our Service Department maintains a full complement of replacement parts.  Even though most gunsmiths have the knowledge, training, and the ability to make necessary repairs to your firearm, the skill and workmanship of any particular 3rd party gunsmith is totally beyond our control.

Should your firearm ever require service, we strongly recommend that you return it to POF-USA.  A firearm is a precision instrument, and some replacement parts will require individual fitting to ensure correct operation.  A wrong part, improper fitting, or incorrect mechanical adjustment may result in an unsafe condition or dangerous malfunction, damage to the firearm, or cause possible serious injury to the shooter or others.

POF-USA parts may only be installed in conjunction with: 1) Other parts that were designed and/or sold by POF-USA or 2) Parts that adhere to the safety and functional dimensional requirements of the M16, M4 carbine, or any subsequent variant military specifications or data packages.

POF-USA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF ANY FIREARM IN WHICH REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE INSTALLED BY OTHERS. REPLACEMENT PARTS MUST BE PROPERLY INSTALLED AND FITTED BY A QUALIFIED GUNSMITH OR CERTIFIED POF-USA ARMORER TO ENSURE THE SAFE AND RELIABLE OPERATION OF YOUR FIREARM.

P308 Buffer Comparison - Carbine Stock

P308 Buffer Comparison - Carbine Stock

Factory Installed in P-308's PRIOR to October 2012.

DPMS LR-308 Carbine Buffer - 2.5″ overall length

POF 308 buffer

CRE at right side view

CRE at bottom

6-Position Buffer Tube

DPMS LR-308 Carbine Buffer Spring

~10.25-10.5″ free length — 29-30 coils

223 buffer spring

Factory Installed in P-308's AFTER October 2012.

Mil-spec AR-15 Carbine Buffer - 3.25″ overall length

POF 223 buffer

CRE 1 right side view

CRE 1 at bottom

7-Position Buffer tube

P-308 A2-Style Buffer Spring

~12.5-12.75″ free length — 38-39 coils

fixed spring correct

Pivot Pin Removal

Lower Receiver Pivot Pin Removal

1. Place Pivot Pin in the open position.

POF takedown pin

2. Insert 1/16″ (or smaller) punch or equivalent into Pivot Pin hole and depress Pivot Pin Detent.

POF takedown pin

3. Slightly pull out the Pivot Pin while removing punch.

POF takedown pin

4. Fully remove the Pivot Pin slowly. Remove the Pivot Pin Detent and Pivot Pin Detent Spring.

POF takedown pin

NOTE: Be sure not to lose Pivot Pin Detent under spring pressure. Point the lower receiver down onto a table before removing the Pivot Pin to catch.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

PSG 22 Ammunition

PSG 22 Ammunition

The PSG 22 is a short-barreled blow back operated 22 LR pistol. It is chambered for and designed to properly function with the .22 caliber Long Rifle rimfire cartridge. We only recommend the use of high velocity or hyper-velocity ammunition, manufactured to U.S. industry standards, in the PSG 22 for optimal function.

Due to its blow-back operation, a fast cycle of the action is required to achieve proper ejection, extraction and hammer reset. When we say "fast cycle" we are talking about the amount of burnt powder a fired case ignites to cycle back the bolt carrier. The PSG 22 needs as much gas pressure as possible to eject, extract, reset the hammer, and feed a new round, much like other 22 LR pistol. 

Low pressure, lower powered, or low quality ammunition is often inconsistent and anything below High velocity will struggle to cycle properly when not fired suppressed.

POF-USA recommends a break-in of around 500 rounds of high velocity such as those listed on the recommended ammunition list. 

standard velocity / match ammo

If access to high velocity is not available, the use of standard velocity should suffice, but please avoid most match loads as they are very underpowered.
In many cases some subsonic ammunition has more pressure than some match loads. It is the nature of a match 22lr round to be sub-sonic as the bullet will stabilize better.

Post Break in / experimentation

After the break-in period is complete the gun should run most all types of ammo. As is the case with most all 22lr firearms they are all independently picky.

Some experimenting will be necessary to find the best combo for your pistol.

Your pistol will likely vary from any other that you pick up off the shelf. Even box to box, 22lr ammunition varies greatly.

subsonics and suppressors

The PSG 22 will also have issues cycling subsonic ammunition with the use of a suppressor. There is No guarantee that it will function properly WITHOUT a suppressor.

It takes time for some springs in this weapon to set and have a long life. This is not a .223 or a .308 where the bolt moves rapidly to take care of this in a few shots. It takes extra time with a 22lr.

 
AMMUNITION TO AVOID, EVEN AFTER BREAK IN
BRAND
TYPE
Winchester
  • Any kind with flat nose
Federal
  • Gold Medal
CCI
  • Clean
  • Quiet 22
Please note all the above information is not set in stone you may experience different results with your firearm. This list has been put together with the best of our ability with the ammo we have been able to test. POF-USA test fires all PSG 22 pistols with Remington Thunderbolt ammunition in a 10 round rotary magazine before leaving the factory.
 

WARNING:

POF-USA only recommends the use of factory new ammunition loaded in accordance with U.S. industry practice and cannot offer any advice or tips regarding hand loaded or
reloaded ammunition. Reloading is a science and improperly loaded ammunition can be extremely dangerous. Damages due to high pressure, reloaded, or non-standard ammunition is not covered under warranty.

Use only high-quality, original, factory-manufactured ammunition. Do not use cartridges that are dirty, wet, corroded, bent, or damaged. Do not oil cartridges. Do not spray aerosol-type lubricants, preservative, or cleaners directly onto cartridges or where excess spray may flow into contact with cartridges. Lubricant or other foreign matter on cartridges can cause potentially dangerous ammunition malfunctions. Use only ammunition of the caliber for which your firearm is chambered. The proper caliber is permanently engraved on your barrel; never attempt to use ammunition of any other caliber.

Death, serious injury and damage can result from the use of wrong ammunition; bore obstructions, powder overloads, or incorrect cartridge components. Always wear eye protection and hearing protection while discharging your firearm.

ONLY USE FACTORY AMMUNITION LOADED TO U.S. INDUSTRY STANDARDS

POF-USA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY WHATSOEVER OCCURING IN CONNECTION WITH, OR AS A RESULT OF, THE USE IN POF-USA FIREARMS OF FAULTY, OR NON-STANDARD, OR “REMANUFACTURED”, OR HAND LOADED (RELOADED) AMMUNITION, OR OF CARTRIDGES OTHER THAN THOSE FOR WHICH THE FIREARM WAS ORIGINALLY CHAMBERED.

DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY VENTILATED AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

PSG 22 Magazines

PSG 22 - magazines

It is important to note that the ejector for this platform is the left side feed lip, just like every other firearm that uses 10/22 style magazines.

Below are notes regarding our results with PSG 22 compatible magazines.

Ruger Rotary 10Rd AKA BX-1:

Most consistent but should be cleaned on a regular basis. Factory spring tension can be inconsistent. If the magazine is not dropping free it is due to inconsistencies in the mold of the magazine. A light 30 sec sanding on each side of the mag will reveal the high spots and then the mag will drop free no problem.

Ruger BX-25 / BX-15:

Known for inconsistent feeding and feeding related issues. The springs are inconsistent and get bound up and just in general are not linear. The only solutions for this are the quick fixes found online with a quick google search of BX-25 feeding issues or just trying out several mags till you find one that works well. Also, the ejector on this magazine is the smallest ejector on any mag we have tested. This leads to issues with ejection. The BX-25 is also the narrowest magazine and has side to side play.

Butler Creek Steel Lips:

Same issues with spring tension as BX-25. When buying new ones you can usually break it in by loading the magazine and letting set for 48 hours, unloading and repeat. Unfortunately, these mags are friction welded together so cleaning them is not really an option. These magazines tend to feed well and also have the biggest ejector out of any of the mags that we have tested.

Butler Creek Hot Lips:

Have plastic feed lips and are not recommended. Any 10/22 magazine with plastic feed lips like the old Ramlines and Promag mags are also not recommended. The plastic feed lips wears out due to the feed lips doubling as the weapons ejector.

Tactical Innovations:

Very smooth-running magazine, no spring tension issues in our experience. This magazine also has a very large ejector and is the tightest fitting in our mag well. They are friction welded and they are not very consistent, but they always lean on the wider side.

GSG Drum Mag:

Ours had horrible spring tension issues and we never could get the rounds to present well and could not do much testing with it.

Promag:

In testing a variety of the Promag magazines, we noticed that every mag had different feed lips and ejectors. This caused major feeding and ejection issues. We never could get the rounds to feed and eject consistently and could not do much testing with them.

Any other magazines on the market we have not had the opportunity to test.

PSG 22 Maintenance

psg 22 maintenance

This maintenance supplement should help address all cleaning and maintenance issues with your PSG 22 pistol. 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE PSG 22 MAINTENANCE & CLEANING SUPPLEMENT.

 psg 22 cleaning and maintenance

After each shooting session or 250 rounds, whichever comes first, or whenever your firearm has been exposed to sand, dust, extreme humidity, condensation, immersion in water, or other adverse conditions; disassemble, clean, and lubricate your firearm.

  • Use only cleaning and lubrication products specifically designed for use on firearms.
  • Do not use wire brushes on aluminum surfaces such as the upper/lower receivers, because this can scratch the finish.
  • Follow all manufactures instructions and cautions when using cleaning and lubrication products.
  • Wherever the term CLP (Cleaner-Lubricant-Protectant) or the words lube or lubrication are used in this manual, it is interpreted to mean that you can use any lubricant designed for use on firearms.
  • Wherever propellant gases directly contact operating system parts, carbon will build up.  Carbon cannot be removed with a brush and must be scrapped.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Renegade Handguard

Renegade Handguard

POF Renegade handguard

The Renegade Plus, Revolution DI, Rogue, Prescott, Minuteman, and Wonder series of Firearms use a unique mounting and locking system for the Handguard. The narrow profile Handguard is slipped over the barrel nut and locked horizontally into place using two QD Sling Mount blocks: one on the right side and one on the left side. Additionally, two Clamp Screws located at the bottom of the Handguard are tightened to effectively clamp the Handguard into place.

POF Renegade handguard

Once the Handguard is slid into position the cutout in the barrel nut should be visible in the window of the Handguard as shown here.

POF Renegade handguard

The square “block” on the QD Sling Mount will fit into the window of the Handguard and “lock” into the barrel nut. While holding the block forward against the barrel nut, the two Screws are then tightened on the QD Sling Mount block to 15 inch-pounds. This process must be followed on both the right and left side of the firearm.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Revolution Bolt and Firing Pin Transition

Revolution Bolt and Firing Pin Transition

Transition from V1 to V2 Bolt and Firing Pin for all Revolution and Rogue Firearms.

The Revolution PD, Revolution DI, Prescott, and Rogue bolt has been redesigned. Due to the nature of the redesign, the first version (V1) of the bolt and firing pin will not be compatible with the current version (V2) of the Bolt and Firing Pin.

Download/view the file below for a visual representation and explanation of and for the differences. 

Revolution Charging Handle Compatibility

Revolution Charging Handle Compatibility

POF-USA Charging Handles and Mil-Spec AR-15 charging handles are compatible with the Revolution and Rogue platforms. Some other manufacturer's charging handles may not be compatible with the Revolution and Rogue platforms due to them using different internal geometry than Mil-Spec. This difference can cause the carrier key to impact the channel of the charging handle resulting in damage to the charging handle and/or the firearm in the indicated area.

CLICK THE LINK TO SEE THE CRITICAL AREA.

Revolution Extractor Spring Orientation

Technical Bulletin - Revolution Extractor Spring Orientation

The Revolution platform is a small frame AR-type firearm that is chambered in .308 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, or 6MM Creedmoor. With the help of customer feedback and internal testing we have discovered that the orientation of the Extractor Spring is important to the functioning/cycling of the weapon. If you experience jams and ejection failures, especially after cleaning the bolt, you should re-check the orientation of the Extractor Spring. The Extractor Spring has a small end and a large end. If the small end of the spring is placed into the pocket of the extractor, the spring can work loose and either sit at an angle or completely come out of the pocket. The result is malfunctioning in extraction and feeding.

Trigger Installation

Trigger Installation

It is important that you install the Selector before installing the KNS Pins. You may break the tail of the Trigger if you try to force the Selector into the lower receiver after the KNS Pins have been installed.

The following installation process should only be performed by a certified POF-USA Armorer or gunsmith. Please contact a certified POF-USA Armorer or gunsmith for assistance.

POF-USA parts may only be installed in conjunction with: 1) Other parts that were designed and/or sold by POF-USA or 2) Parts that adhere to the safety and functional dimensional requirements of the M16, M4 carbine, or any subsequent variant military specifications or data packages.

Trigger components must be cleaned and maintained every 250 rounds, or after every shooting session, whichever comes first. Failure to properly clean and maintain the firearm and its components according to the cleaning procedure found in the support section of www.pof-usa.com can lead to damage to the firearm, bodily injury or death to the shooter or bystanders.

POF-USA does not recommend the use of this drop-in trigger in any 9MM, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 10MM, or any other Pistol Caliber Firearm. The use of this drop-in trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm can lead to damage to the trigger, the firearm, and cause bodily injury or death to the shooter or bystanders. The use of this drop-in trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm will VOID the triggers warranty.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Trigger Removal

Trigger Removal

It is important that you do not attempt to remove the Selector before removing the KNS Pins. You may break the tail of the Trigger if you try to force the Selector out without removing the KNS Pins.

The following installation process should only be performed by a certified POF-USA Armorer or gunsmith. Please contact a certified POF-USA Armorer or gunsmith for assistance.

POF-USA parts may only be installed in conjunction with: 1) Other parts that were designed and/or sold by POF-USA or 2) Parts that adhere to the safety and functional dimensional requirements of the M16, M4 carbine, or any subsequent variant military specifications or data packages.

Trigger components must be cleaned and maintained every 250 rounds, or after every shooting session, whichever comes first. Failure to properly clean and maintain the firearm and its components according to the cleaning procedure found in the support section of www.pof-usa.com can lead to damage to the firearm, bodily injury or death to the shooter or bystanders.

POF-USA does not recommend the use of this drop-in trigger in any 9MM, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 10MM, or any other Pistol Caliber Firearm. The use of this drop-in trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm can lead to damage to the trigger, the firearm, and cause bodily injury or death to the shooter or bystanders. The use this drop-in trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm will VOID the triggers warranty.

CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Accuracy

Accuracy

HOW ACCURATE ARE POF-USA FIREARMS?

All POF-USA 5.56x45 NATO, 300 Blackout, .308 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 6MM Creedmoor chambered Firearms are guaranteed to be MOA or better. Many variables are involved when shooting for accuracy or determining groups such as environment, ammo, optics, and individual shooter ability.

Ammunition

Ammunition

Can your 5.56 NATO Barrels shoot both .223 Remington and 5.56×45 NATO ammunition?

Yes. Our 5.56x45 Barrels are chambered using a 5.56 NATO reamer, which allows the use of both 5.56x45mm NATO and .223 Remington ammunition.

Can your .308 WIN Barrels shoot both 7.62x51 NATO and .308 WIN ammunition?

Yes. Our 308 barrels are chambered using a .308 Win reamer which allows the use of both .308 Winchester and 7.62×51 mm NATO ammunition.

Can I shoot steel-cased ammunition, like Wolf, in my POF-USA firearm?

Yes, in fact POF-USA does a lot of testing with WOLF ammo. However, it is important to remember to thoroughly clean the throat area of the chamber after a session with steel-cased ammo.

WARNING:

POF-USA only recommends the use of factory new ammunition loaded in accordance with U.S. industry practice and cannot offer any advice or tips regarding hand loaded or
reloaded ammunition. Reloading is a science and improperly loaded ammunition can be extremely dangerous. Damages due to high pressure, reloaded, or non-standard ammunition is not covered under warranty.

Use only high-quality, original, factory-manufactured ammunition. Do not use cartridges that are dirty, wet, corroded, bent, or damaged. Do not oil cartridges. Do not spray aerosol-type lubricants, preservative, or cleaners directly onto cartridges or where excess spray may flow into contact with cartridges. Lubricant or other foreign matter on cartridges can cause potentially dangerous ammunition malfunctions. Use only ammunition of the caliber for which your firearm is chambered. The proper caliber is permanently engraved on your barrel; never attempt to use ammunition of any other caliber.

Death, serious injury and damage can result from the use of wrong ammunition; bore obstructions, powder overloads, or incorrect cartridge components. Always wear eye protection and hearing protection while discharging your firearm.

ONLY USE FACTORY AMMUNITION LOADED TO U.S. INDUSTRY STANDARDS

POF-USA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY WHATSOEVER OCCURING IN CONNECTION WITH, OR AS A RESULT OF, THE USE IN POF-USA FIREARMS OF FAULTY, OR NON-STANDARD, OR “REMANUFACTURED”, OR HAND LOADED (RELOADED) AMMUNITION, OR OF CARTRIDGES OTHER THAN THOSE FOR WHICH THE FIREARM WAS ORIGINALLY CHAMBERED.

DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY VENTILATED AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. SHOOTING OR CLEANING FIREARMS MAY EXPOSE YOU TO LEAD.

Barrel Questions

Barrel Questions

Why doesn’t POF-USA offer chrome-lined barrels?

Our Barrels are nitride heat-treated to a case hardness of 68 - 70 HRC. Our barrels shoot consistently better groups than chrome-lined barrels. Our Barrels are easier to clean and do not copper foul heavily like chrome-lined barrels. On a traditional chrome lined and phosphate mil-spec barrel, the phosphate will rust if it is not oiled often. Chrome will eventually start to crack and flake as the barrel heats up and cools down, especially at higher round counts, leading to accuracy and head space issues. 

Barrel Specifications

Barrel Specifications

BARRELTHREAD PITCHTWIST RATE
12.5" .308 WIN NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:10
13.75" .308 WIN NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:10
14.5" .308 WIN NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:10
16.5" .308 WIN NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:10
18.5" .308 WIN NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:10
12.5" .308 WIN STAINLESS STEEL ROGUE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:8
16.5" .308 WIN STAINLESS STEEL ROGUE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:8
20" 6.5 CREEDMOOR NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:8
22" 6MM CREEDMOOR NITRIDE REVOLUTION BARREL5/8X24RH 1:7.5
10.5" 5.56 NATO NITRIDE BARREL1/2X28RH 1:8
13.75" 5.56 NATO NITRIDE BARREL1/2X28RH 1:8
16.5" 5.56 NATO NITRIDE BARREL1/2X28RH 1:8
10.5" 300 BLACKOUT NITRIDE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:7
13.75" 300 BLACKOUT NITRIDE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:7
10.5" 350 LEGEND NITRIDE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:16
16.5" 350 LEGEND NITRIDE BARREL5/8X24RH 1:16
7.75" 22 LR NITRIDE PSG 22 BARREL1/2X28RH 1:16
8.25" 9MM NITRIDE PHOENIX BARREL1/2X28RH 1:10
16.25" 9MM NITRIDE PHOENIX BARREL1/2X28RH 1:10
12.5" 9MM NITRIDE TOMBSTONE BARREL1/2X28RH 1:10
16.5" 9MM NITRIDE TOMBSTONE BARREL1/2X28RH 1:10

Maintenance and Wear Parts

Maintenance and Wear Parts

POF-USA has been manufacturing firearms and firearm components since 2002. Through extensive testing and use we have learned that almost any machine including all firearms will have certain parts that could occasionally require maintenance, adjustments or replacement.  “Wearable” or “Consumable” parts are those parts that by their very nature, through use (functioning) will not maintain absolute factory specifications forever and will need to be monitored periodically for functionality and safety. Some of these parts may have a finite life cycle which could be affected by use, abuse, or maintenance.

To address these parts on our products, it is recommended that a POF-USA firearm must be disassembled and inspected by a certified POF armorer at least annually. Many of the problems that the factory has encountered with customer’s returned firearms involve these “Wearable” or “Consumable” parts and or improper maintenance or cleaning. 

Wearable AND Consumable Parts

Springs

Springs are very important to the safe and reliable operation of any firearm. They tend to be one of the most overlooked parts when performing maintenance. When they become worn through use or age they tend to anneal or take a set (become weak). This can change or adversely affect the operation or reliability of the firearm.  In addition, any spring can be damaged, weakened, worn, or broken based on the use or abuse of the firearm and therefore should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Extractors

Extractors are a high use component that must function correctly every time the firearm feeds or extracts a cartridge from the chamber to complete the cycles of operation. Because of this they are considered a “Wearable” part and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Ejectors

Ejectors are also a high use component that must function correctly every time the firearm ejects a cartridge from the chamber. Because of this they are considered a “Wearable” part and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Op-Rods

Op-Rods operate any time the firearm is cycled. Again, depending on the use or abuse of the firearm this part can be subjected to high impact stress and should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Firing Pins

The Firing Pin contacts the cartridge primer anytime a round is loaded and anytime the firearm is fired. This can cause impact stress to the face of the Firing Pin and therefore it should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

Cam Pins

A Cam Pin is a crucial component that operates every time the firearm is cycled and is the main component that locks and un-locks the action. This part is a high cycle component and therefore should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

PARTS POLICY

Our Service Department maintains a full complement of replacement parts.  Even though most gunsmiths have the knowledge, training, and the ability to make necessary repairs to your firearm, the skill and workmanship of any particular 3rd party gunsmith is totally beyond our control.

Should your firearm ever require service, we strongly recommend that you return it to POF-USA.  A firearm is a precision instrument, and some replacement parts will require individual fitting to ensure correct operation.  A wrong part, improper fitting, or incorrect mechanical adjustment may result in an unsafe condition or dangerous malfunction, damage to the firearm, or cause possible serious injury to the shooter or others.

POF-USA parts may only be installed in conjunction with: 1) Other parts that were designed and/or sold by POF-USA or 2) Parts that adhere to the safety and functional dimensional requirements of the M16, M4 carbine, or any subsequent variant military specifications or data packages.

POF-USA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF ANY FIREARM IN WHICH REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE INSTALLED BY OTHERS. REPLACEMENT PARTS MUST BE PROPERLY INSTALLED AND FITTED BY A QUALIFIED GUNSMITH OR CERTIFIED POF-USA ARMORER TO ENSURE THE SAFE AND RELIABLE OPERATION OF YOUR FIREARM.

PCC Trigger Compatibility

PCC Trigger Compatibility

Can I use a POF-USA Drop in Trigger in a Pistol Caliber firearm?

POF-USA does not recommend the use of any POF-USA Drop-in Triggers in any 9MM, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 10MM, or any other Pistol Caliber Firearm. The use of a POF-USA Drop-in Trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm can lead to damage to the trigger, the firearm, and can cause bodily injury or death to the shooter or bystanders. The use of a POF-USA Drop-in Trigger in any Pistol Caliber Firearm will VOID the triggers warranty.

Restricted State Magazines

Restricted State Magazines

What magazines are shipped with Restricted State Models?

High-capacity Magazines are unavailable in certain parts of our country including Colorado, Connecticut, California, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York.

All restricted state models will ship with a state-compliant magazine.

Returns

Returns

Can I return my purchase for a refund?

POF-USA offers a 30-day return policy on all items purchased directly from the factory. (Parts, Merchandise, Uppers).

How may I return a Rifle, Pistol, or lower receiver?

You will need to return serial numbered items to the dealer you purchased from. Refunds or exchanges of Serial Numbered items are at the discretion of the selling dealer.

Customers will pay a 15% restocking fee when returning product to POF-USA. 

Rogue Suppressed

CAN I RUN MY ROGUE SUPPRESSED? 

The Rogue comes standard with a Low-Profile Gas Block. It is highly recommended that you install an adjustable gas block, such as the AR-15 Mid-Length Dictator, on your Rogue to properly cycle with a suppressor. Suppressors naturally increase back pressure. This pressure increases the cyclical rate of your Firearms Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). The Dictator Gas Block will allow you to regulate the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) speed for best performance and optimal parts life. Please be aware of all risks by attaching a suppressor to your firearm.

Suppressor Use

Suppressor Use

Putting a suppressor on your firearm will increase the cycling rate of your Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) during extraction. This will cause unwanted malfunctions and increased wear on the system. POF-USA highly recommends using an Adjustable Gas System and Hydraulic Buffer to properly tune in your rifles cyclical rate. Please be aware of all risks by attaching a suppressor.

Gas Piston Firearms:

Learn how to adjust your Gas Piston System by clicking HERE.

Direct Impingement Firearms with DIctator Gas Blocks:

Learn how to adjust your DIctator Gas Block by clicking HERE.

Hydraulic Buffers:

Hydraulic Buffers are designed and optimized for use with suppressors. Learn more about the KynSHOT Hydraulic Buffer by clicking HERE.

Tombstone 9MM Manual

Please read the Tombstone 9MM Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA Tombstone family of firearms.

Rogue & Prescott Manual

Please read the Rogue & Prescott Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA Light Weight Rogue family of firearms.

Revolution PD Manual

Please read the Revolution PD Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA Revolution family of firearms.

Revolution DI Manual

Please read the Revolution DI Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA Revolution DI family of firearms.

PSG 22 Manual

Please read the PSG 22 Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA PSG 22 family of firearms.

Phoenix 9MM Manual

Please read the Phoenix 9MM Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA Phoenix 9MM family of firearms.

P19 Manual

Please read the P19 Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P19 family of firearms.

P-415 Renegade + Manual

Please read the P-415 Renegade + Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-415 family of firearms.

P-415 Edge Manual

Please read the P-415 Edge Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-415 family of firearms.

P-308 EDGE Manual

Please read the P-308 EDGE Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-308 family of firearms.

P-15 Renegade Manual

Please read the P-15 Renegade Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-15 Renegade family of firearms.

P-15 Puritan Manual

Please read the P-15 Puritan Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-15 Puritan family of firearms.

P-15 Minuteman & Wonder Manual

Please read the P-15 Minuteman & Wonder Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-15 family of rifles and pistols.

P-15 Constable Manual

Please read the P-15 Constable Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-15 Constable family of firearms.

P-15 BASE Manual

Please read the P-15 BASE Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA P-15 BASE family of firearms.

LMR BASE Manual

Please read the LMR BASE Manual BEFORE attempting to handle, load or utilize the POF-USA LMR BASE family of firearms.

P-15 BASE Upper Schematics

Use the P-15 BASE Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-15 BASE Upper Receiver.

P-15 Constable Upper Schematics

Use the P-15 Constable Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-15 Constable Upper Receiver.

P-15 Lower Schematics

Check out the P-15 Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-15 Lower.

P-15 Minuteman Upper Schematics

Use the P-15 Minuteman Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-15 Minuteman, P-15 Wonder, and P-15 Constable upper receiver.

P-15 Puritan Upper Schematics

Use the P-15 Puritan Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Puritan Upper Receiver.

P-15 Renegade Upper Schematics

Use the P-15 Renegade Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Renegade Upper Receiver.

P-308 Lower Schematics

Check out the P-308 Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-308 Lower Receiver.

P-308 Upper Schematics

Use the P-308 Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-308 Upper Receiver.

P-415 EDGE Upper Schematics

Check out the P-415 EDGE Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-415 EDGE Upper.

P-415 Lower Schematics

Check out the P-415 Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your P-415 Lower.

P-415 Renegade + Upper Schematics

Check out the P-415 Renegade + Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the components used to build your Renegade + upper.

Phoenix 9MM Lower Schematics

Check out the Phoenix 9MM Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Phoenix 9MM Lower.

Phoenix 9MM Upper Schematics

Use the Phoenix 9MM Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Phoenix 9MM firearm.

PSG 22 Lower Schematics

Check out the PSG 22 Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your PSG 22 Lower.

PSG 22 Upper Schematics

Check out the PSG 22 Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your PSG 22 UPPER.

Revolution DI Upper Schematics

Check out the Revolution DI Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Revolution DI upper.

Revolution Lower Schematics

Check out the Revolution Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Revolution Lower.

Revolution PD Upper Schematics

Check out the Revolution PD Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about the components used to build your Revolution PD Upper.

Rogue Lower Schematics

Check out the Rogue Lower Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Rogue Lower.

Rogue Upper Schematics

Check out the Rogue Upper Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Rogue upper.

Tombstone 9MM Rifle Schematics

Check out the Tombstone 9MM Rifle Schematics Diagram to find out more about all the POF-USA components used to build your Tombstone rifle.

WARRANTY POLICY

All Patriot Ordnance Factory, Inc. (POF-USA) products are manufactured using the finest quality materials and have a limited lifetime warranty.  All POF-USA firearms are warrantied to be free from defective materials and workmanship.  POF-USA will repair or replace only those parts as determined to be defective by the factory.  This warranty is limited and does not extend to careless handling, abuse and misuse, unauthorized adjustments or modifications, use of improper ammunition, excessive or unreasonable use, rust or corrosion or barrel obstruction.

Altering or modifying parts is dangerous and will void the warranty. Your POF-USA firearm was manufactured to perform properly with the original parts as designed. It is your responsibility to make sure any parts you install are made for this firearm, installed correctly, and that neither the originals nor the replacement parts are altered or changed. Your POF-USA firearm is a complex precision tool with many parts that must operate correctly with other parts in order to maintain proper and safe operation. Putting your firearm together improperly or with incorrect or modified parts can result in a damaged firearm, serious personal injury, or death to you and/or others through malfunction. Always have a qualified armorer or gunsmith work on your POF-USA firearm systems or other firearms.

Shipping to and from our facilities, government fees, damages caused by failure to perform normal maintenance, sales outside the United States, damages due to high velocity, high pressure, reloaded, remanufactured, or other no non-standard ammunition, consequential or incidental damages and /or expenses, any unauthorized repair, modification, misuse, abuse, or alteration of the product is not covered by this warranty.

It is the responsibility of the owner to assure the weapon is properly maintained. 

Warranty Registration

In order to help us assist you better, please register your firearm through our Warranty Registration Form. Warranty is established by registering online at:  Warranty Registration - POF-USA (pof-usa.com).

Technical Support

For further technical assistance or to obtain warranty information on your POF-USA firearm, email our customer service team at [email protected].

RMA Processing

To initiate a warranty claim, please visit: RMA – APB360/GunTRAC. Please be advised that by initiating the RMA process you acknowledge that the firearm/components being returned for warranty/repair/service falls under the limited lifetime warranty.  If returning a firearm for service, please contact customer service prior to RMA acceptance.  POF-USA will need to gather additional details, create a customer profile (PO) and place a credit card on file for services rendered. If the firearm/component does not meet the requirements of the limited lifetime warranty and requires service due to abuse, deferred maintenance and/or installation of third-party components the customer will be subject to shipping charges, a $75.00 per hour service fee, the cost of parts and applicable taxes. Prior to shipping, please remove all optics, lighting and or any third-party products from your firearm as POF-USA will not be liable for any possible damage that could be incurred during the shipping process.

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