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2A Armament Aethon 2A-AERML-12, MLOK, Handguard, 7075-T6 Aluminum Barrel Nut, 6061 Extrusion, AR Rifles, 12 in

$180.00
Brand
2A Armament
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Handguard
UPC
854361006931

Overview

The 2A Armament Aethon M-Lok Rail (12-inch, 2A-AERML-12) features an progressive, lightweight design with a pocketed Picatinny rail that tapers at the ends for a clean transition with third-party upper receivers. It utilizes an innovative attachment method with a signature titanium barrel nut that provides a solid lockup and a strong joint without requiring timed alignment to the barrel nut. Note: This rail is not compatible with earlier Balios Lite receiver sets (which require the first-generation BL Rail M-Lok series), and a 1-5/16-inch crowfoot tool or premium armorer's wrench is recommended for installation.

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