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AmmoLand reviews Lima Six belt-fed AR-15 upper after 2,000 rounds

AmmoLand reports that the Lima Six, a belt-fed 5.56 upper for the AR-15, ran through 2,000 rounds in its testing.

Reported by Page 5 – AmmoLand Shooting Sports News. Daily Gun News has not independently confirmed this.

AmmoLand Shooting Sports News published a review on September 30, 2026 of the Lima Six, a belt-fed upper receiver built for the AR-15 platform. According to the review, the upper is chambered in 5.56.

The reviewer reports firing 2,000 rounds through the upper during testing. AmmoLand's account says the Lima Six is a working product rather than a concept, and that it kept running through that round count.

The reviewer's overall view is favorable. AmmoLand describes the Lima Six as possibly the most exciting 5.56 upper to reach the market in several years. That assessment is the outlet's own opinion, based on its testing.

The full review is available from AmmoLand.

What is not yet known

The portion of the review available to Daily Gun News does not name the company that makes the Lima Six, list a price, or say where or when the upper can be bought. It also does not give specifications such as barrel length, weight, or the type of belt or links the system uses, and it does not say whether the upper works with a standard AR-15 lower receiver without changes.

The excerpt also does not describe which ammunition was used during the 2,000 rounds, whether any malfunctions occurred, or how the upper handles accessories such as optics and muzzle devices. Those details, along with official pricing and availability, have not been confirmed in the material reviewed for this article.

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Sources

  1. Page 5 – AmmoLand Shooting Sports News: Lima Six Review: 2,000 Rounds With a Belt-Fed AR-15 Upper