Alex Pro Firearms Dmr 22Arc 2.0 18 Magpul Acs Bronze
The Alex Pro Firearms DMR 22 ARC 2.0 is a purpose-built designated marksman rifle chambered in 22 ARC, a modern intermediate cartridge engineered for precision and efficiency at intermediate ranges. Built on a billet receiver set with ambidextrous controls, this 18-inch rifle delivers the accuracy and handling characteristics serious shooters demand without the footprint or recoil of larger magnums. Whether you're setting up a duty rifle, a competition platform, or a versatile hunting gun, the DMR 2.0 gives you genuine tactical features and Alex Pro's no-compromise approach to component selection.
The foundation here is solid: a 416 stainless steel barrel with a 1:7 twist rate, rifle-length gas system, and APF's diamond-honed nitride M16 bolt carrier group. That means reliability across thousands of rounds and the kind of longevity you expect from a precision build. The APF adjustable gas block lets you dial in the gun for your specific ammunition, while the 3.5-pound APF drop-in trigger breaks clean—critical for consistent shot placement at distance. Up front, the APF Butcher-16 muzzle brake tames recoil and keeps your sight picture intact during rapid fire.
Ergonomics and modularity round out the platform. The Magpul ACS stock provides a solid, adjustable platform for your cheek weld and length of pull, while the Magpul MOE grip fits any hand naturally. The 15-inch M-Lok handguard gives you plenty of real estate to mount optics, lights, or other accessories without unnecessary bulk. Finished in burnt bronze Cerakote, this rifle looks purpose-built and handles like it too.
The 22 ARC round itself is worth noting: it's a smart middle ground between 5.56 and larger precision cartridges, offering flatter trajectories and better energy retention than .223 without the recoil management burden of .308. For shooters who want a rifle that can handle distance work, dynamic shooting, and hunting applications without compromise, the DMR 2.0 deserves a hard look.
Key Features
- 18-inch 416 stainless steel barrel with 1:7 twist optimized for 22 ARC ammunition
- Diamond-honed nitride M16 bolt carrier group for extreme reliability and service life
- APF adjustable gas block—tune the gun to your ammo and shooting conditions
- Precision-grade 3.5-pound APF drop-in trigger for consistent, clean breaks
- Billet receiver set with ambidextrous controls for left and right-handed shooters
- Magpul ACS adjustable stock and MOE grip for ergonomic versatility
- 15-inch M-Lok handguard for optics mounting and accessory integration
- APF Butcher-16 muzzle brake reduces recoil and improves sight picture recovery
- Burnt bronze Cerakote finish—durable, low-gloss, tactical appearance
Specifications
| Caliber | 22 ARC |
| Barrel Length | 18 inches |
| Barrel Material | 416 stainless steel |
| Barrel Twist | 1:7 |
| Gas System | Rifle-length |
| Bolt Carrier Group | Diamond-honed nitride M16 (6.5 Grendel bolt face) |
| Trigger | APF drop-in, 3.5 lb. pull |
| Receiver | Billet aluminum |
| Controls | Ambidextrous |
| Stock | Magpul ACS adjustable |
| Grip | Magpul MOE |
| Handguard | APF 15-inch M-Lok |
| Muzzle Device | APF Butcher-16 brake |
| Finish | Burnt bronze Cerakote |
| Sights | None (optics-ready) |
| Action | Semi-automatic |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this rifle set up for optics, or does it come with iron sights?
The DMR 2.0 ships without sights—it's designed as an optics-ready platform. The flat-top billet receiver and 15-inch M-Lok handguard give you multiple mounting options for scopes, red dots, or magnified optics suited to your mission.
What makes 22 ARC different from 5.56 or .308?
22 ARC is an intermediate cartridge that splits the difference: better velocity and flatter trajectory than 5.56, less recoil and faster follow-up shots than .308. It's efficient, accurate, and practical for distance work, dynamic shooting, and hunting without overkill or excessive muzzle impulse.
Can I adjust the gas block and trigger after purchase?
Yes. The adjustable gas block lets you fine-tune cycling for specific ammunition loads and shooting conditions. The APF drop-in trigger is already tuned to a crisp 3.5-pound break, but it's user-serviceable like any drop-in unit.
Is the bronze finish durable?
The burnt bronze finish is Cerakote, a ceramic-polymer coating that resists wear, corrosion, and weathering far better than traditional paint or anodize. It's built for hard use.

