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Aero Precision AR-15 M4E1-E Barreled Upper Receiver 350 Legend 20" Barrel 16.6" ATLAS R-ONE Handguard Black

$674.99
Brand
Aero Precision
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
20in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
840014617692

Overview

The Aero Precision AR-15 M4E1-E Barreled Upper Receiver is chambered in 350 Legend and features a 20-inch barrel paired with a 16.6-inch ATLAS R-ONE handguard. The M4E1 threaded upper receiver features an enhanced forging that provides a billet-like appearance, an integrated picatinny profile that blends seamlessly with the handguard, laser-engraved T-marks, .250 takedown pin holes, and a pre-installed port door and forward assist. The proprietary ATLAS attachment system utilizes a durable, low-profile mounting platform that delivers exceptional strength and rigidity while maintaining a slim footprint. The assembly also includes a .750 low-profile gas block, a mid-length gas tube, and an A2-style flash hider. Please note that this upper assembly does not include a bolt carrier group or charging handle.

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