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Aero Survival Rifle: Legacy 9mm
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Aero Survival Rifle: Legacy 9mm
Includes 9mm specific bolt

The Aero Survival Rifle, famous for its removable barrel and easily convertible caliber changes, is a winner in home defense, backpacking, boating, and back country flying. The Aero Survival Rifle is available in hard black anodize, OD Green, and Dark Earth. The ASR can be ordered in 9mm, .45 ACP, .40, 10mm, .357SIG calibers and the newly available .22LR and 460 Rowland. The ASR is equipped with a quick change barrel, and AR collapsible stock*. The Aero Survival Pistol is also available in similar colors and calibers.

*California and Restricted state builds will come with a blade style grip like the MonsterMan Grip.


All ASR's come with threaded barrels for suppressors.
9mm/357sig: 1/2x28
40S&W/10mm: 9/16x24
45ACP/460Rowland: .578x28

*Accessories on the ASR and ASP may vary in style and specs. This includes stocks, pistol grips and buffer tubes. Scope no longer included.



ASR 10mm Velocity Testing
ASR .357SIG Velocity Testing

ASR Patent #D708288. Other patents are pending.
How to Switch to a Left Hand Eject
TNW Firearms Aero Survival Rifle (ASR) with Tim Bero

Average Rating: Average Rating: 4.5 of 5 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 36 Write a review »

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1 of 5 Horrible craftsmanship April 10, 2025
Reviewer: Joshua from Ravenna, Ohio  
Absolutely terrible workmanship on the internal workings of this firearm. KelTec and Highpoint have superior fit and finish. 6'1" 215lb man here and can barely pull the bolt back. Metal grinding and jagged throughout the action. Exterior looks good. Internally roughly machined and poorly finished. Holes drilled in upper to add 3 rails for accessories. You only get one. These appear to be proprietary and probably cost the company around a dollar each. You can buy 2 more from TNW for $40 bucks, or leave 4 drilled and tapped holes unused on your gun. This gun is seriously not worth $200 dollar's just based on the quality alone.
 I have owned hundreds of firearms in my life and this is the worst craftsmanship I have ever seen leave a manufacturer and be sent to a customer. My buddy owns a gun shop and I will be letting him know about this and recommending he does not sell these firearms anymore.

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5 of 5 1 gun to grab October 4, 2024
Reviewer: EZ  
Don't have to worry about not finding ammo with so many caliber choices.  Have had this rifle for several years now and have had no issues with it. Ordered the multi caliber pack and added extra barrels. Have all calibers other than the 46o Rowland even waiting on the new .22lr kit. Have mostly ran it set up in 9 and 40 bit Have put rounds through it set up in the 357, 10 and 45 with no FTF or stove pipes. The only thing I have changed out is the stock and the storage bag. The backpack is a good concept but better options out there with padding and MOLLE attachments for better protection and organization. Other than that no complaints.

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2 of 5 Decent Gun August 8, 2024
Reviewer: Shawn Quintero  
Recently received this rifle in 9mm. Cleaned and oiled, took to the range for the first time and got stovepipes all day. Tried CCI Blazer, Signature, and Winchester ammo, made no difference. Lots of fun to shoot when it functions properly. After the first range day noticed a receiver pin was missing. Called support, no warranty info or support just told to order a new set and the pins are proprietary so I have to wait for my $30 receiver pins to get here instead of being able to purchase local parts. Gun is a 3/5, support is a 2.

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5 of 5 my 10mm ASR July 29, 2024
Reviewer: David from Washington  
I absolutely dig my 10mm ASR. I broke it in. Quality magazines are a must along with good ammo. It's NOT a AR so I don't expect it to run like one. I keep it clean and well lubed. CCI Blazer in 10mm feed and fire very well along with many other 10mm loads that I used. Keep it hot! Their customer service is awesome. I have zero complaints with this rifle.

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1 of 5 Terrible rifle, terrible customer support July 21, 2024
Reviewer: Sam from Wisconsin  
If I could give this rifle 0 stars, I would. Poor fit and finish from the factory, there are milling marks all over the outside of the receiver. From the beginning, all I have had are catastrophic failures! Case heads separate constantly! I have 2 barrels: 460 Rowland, and 10mm auto. With many different loadings of each, all factory ammunition, the case head will separate and jam in the chamber and blow s*** in my face. I tried to reach out right away and I had no response from TNW. I ended up having a machinist make me a buffer out of stainless steel to get the buffer weight up about another 1.5 oz, and now it only fails 50% of the time. Such an unreliable firearm, clearly not tuned properly by TNW. Stick to chamberings you can actually manufacture to be reliable. What a terrible experience overall, I will not be dealing with TNW anymore.

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