True Velocity Announces Genesis Rifle

True Velocity has had some major announcements lately. First, it was reported that True Velocity had partnered with Beretta USA for production of the U.S. Army’s NGSW (Next Generation Squad Weapon) and was developing the rifle for international and commercial sale. Now they have announced their NGSW prototype, the RM277, and will be known on the commercial line as the Genesis.

True Velocity recently announced their Genesis rifle, which is the commercial version of the RM277 rifle from the Next Generation Squad Weapon, or NGSW program.

The Genesis is the 6.8mm bullpup based on the RM277 NGSW rifle. While the rifle is not yet commercially available, interested individuals are recommended to sign up “to reserve a place in line” for the launch.

True Velocity Genesis rifle with ammo
The True Velocity Genesis has yet to be released to the public, but it is already creating a stir with their video showing off the rifle. A still shot from the video shows off the new rifle.

True Velocity began to announce the news on social media, sharing a simple rotating graphic of the ‘Genesis’ and the following short caption:

True Velocity is excited to announce the most advanced rifle ever created, “The Genesis”. To reserve your place in line to order, sign up with your email on our website at tvammo.com. There will be limited production so act quickly. You will be receiving more information soon regarding the commercial version of the Next Generation platform “The Genesis”.

Genesis Specs

  • Caliber: 6.8 TVC
  • Overall length: 29.125 inches
  • Barrel Length: 19.0 inches
  • Patented Recoil Mitigation System
Genesis recoil mitigation system
The Genesis rifle has a patented recoil mitigation system that looks like it could stand up to their claim of it being the “most advanced rifle ever created”.

Another video posted by True Velocity gives the first look at the new Genesis rifle. The Genesis rifle has an overall length of 29.125 inches and has a 19-inch barrel. The patented recoil mitigation system is put on display in the video and looks intriguing.

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