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AREA 419 419-ALK-QD ARCALOCK CLAMP QD, Rails & Bases

$112.52
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Small Parts/Hardware
UPC
810080182080
MPN
419ALKQD

Overview

The Area 419 QD Arcalock Clamp is an industry-standard dovetail mounting solution designed for fast and solid lockups between rifles and accessories. Featuring a 3-position reversible lever arm milled from stainless steel, this clamp allows users to select between clamped, sliding, and fall-off configurations. It is equipped with a durable steel adjustment knob built for long-term reliability and includes removable ARCALOCK pins to allow compatibility with any standard ARCA rail. The unit also supports accessories utilizing the 17S mounting footprint, such as Atlas and Thunderbeast products, Two-Vets tripods, and Harris bipod adapter kits. Note that it is not compatible with RCX Gen 2 systems where the lever cannot fully actuate. It is 100% made in America.

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