PSA Sabre-10 Billet 18" 6.5 Creedmoor

Demand-backed 18-inch Sabre-10 configuration for shooters prioritizing external ballistics and precision over the handier 16-inch .308.

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Key Highlights

•18-inch 416R 6.5 Creedmoor barrel with adjustable mid-length gas
•Hard-chrome Sabre BCG, Radian controls, and two-stage DLC trigger included
•The precision-oriented Sabre-10 choice when 6.5 Creedmoor matters more than .308 portability

Specifications

Price: $1,235
Weight: N/A
Calibers: 6.5 Creedmoor
Rail Type: mlok
Best For: competition range training hunting

Capability Profile

0-10 Scale Across 8 Axes

Compatibility Tags

family: modern-riflefamily: ar-patterntrigger: ar-fcgfamily: ar-10interface: picatinny-tophandguard: mlokbarrel: longmag-type: sr25thread: 5/8x24

Overview

This exact Sabre-10 pairs an 18-inch 416R 6.5 Creedmoor barrel with an adjustable mid-length gas block, a 15-inch Sabre M-LOK rail, hard-chrome BCG, Radian Raptor LT charging handle and Talon safety, Sabre two-stage DLC trigger, and B5 SOPMOD furniture. It is the line's more precision-oriented alternative to the 16-inch .308, trading compact handling and cheaper ammunition for better long-range ballistics. Outdoor Life's independent testing of an 18-inch forged Sabre-10 in 6.5 Creedmoor averaged 0.952-inch five-shot groups across 37 groups, but that result describes the tested rifle rather than guaranteeing every SKU.

Key Features

18-inch 416R 6.5 Creedmoor barrel, 1:8 twist, 5/8x24 muzzle thread
Adjustable mid-length gas block and 15-inch Sabre M-LOK rail
Hard-chrome Sabre AR-10 BCG with Sprinco gas rings and OCKS gas-key fasteners
Radian Raptor LT charging handle and Radian Talon 45/90 safety
Sabre two-stage DLC-coated trigger and B5 SOPMOD furniture

Pros

+Best Sabre-10 chambering for the guide's precision and long-range use case
+Adjustable gas and premium controls arrive installed
+Independent testing supports the platform's accuracy potential

Cons

−Longer and less mobile than the 16-inch .308 configuration
−6.5 Creedmoor ammunition costs more than common .308 practice loads
−PSA's product page is internally inconsistent about forged versus billet receiver material