The Global Ordnance Monolith marks the next step in the evolution of bufferless rifle platforms. It features an innovative 1-piece barrel, machined from a single piece of 41v50 ordnance grade steel using a proprietary process. This advanced construction provides superior accuracy, reliability and suppressor concentricity. The "monolith barrel" integrates the bore, barrel extension, gas block and Dead Air KeyMo muzzle brake into one seamless component, setting a new standard in rifle design. Paired with a newly developed heavy-duty bolt, this rifle represents a significant leap forward in a design that has stood the test of time for over 70 years. The Monolith is equipped with an integrated folding adjustable stock, ambidextrous controls and a folding forward charging handle, making it adaptable to any shooter. Compact, lightweight and packed with advanced features, this revolutionary platform will redefine what you expect from a firearm. Simplified design Monolith uses over a dozen fewer parts than a traditional AR for improved reliability Bufferless system the Monolith's operating system eliminates the need for a buffer assembly, streamlining its structure for increased efficiency and reduced weight Featuring a Dead Air Keymo muzzle brake device, gas block and barrel extension, the Monolith barrel is expertly designed as a single-piece system, eliminating the need for pinning and welding Refined gas flow with a 45 deg gas port that optimizes performance as a suppressor host Enhanced rifling the Monolith boasts superior barrel rifling for unmatched accuracy and performance Heavy-Duty bolt, Monolith features a rugged, reinforced bolt for exceptional reliability and extended service life The innovative interlocking upper receiver and handguard design enhances platform stability, directly improving accuracy and overall performance Designed for adaptability, the integrated folding adjustable F5 modular stock provides a streamlined, ergonomic solution for stability and compact storage The Monolith prioritizes control with ambidextrous features, including a newly patented bolt release that drops by pressing the ejection port cover