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Ballistic Advantage BA10 .308/7.62 NATO Stripped Lower Receiver, Black

Name: Ballistic Advantage BA10 .308/7.62 NATO Stripped Lower Receiver, Black
Brand: Ballistic Advantage
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$209.99

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Brand: Ballistic Advantage
Color: Black
Caliber: .308 Win
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Lower Receiver
UPC: 819747028099

Overview

The Ballistic Advantage BA10 lower receiver is precision-manufactured with mil-spec dimensions and coating to facilitate building a big-bore AR-308 platform from the ground up. It is designed to work with standard AR-308 components and magazines, featuring an integrated trigger guard, an upper tension screw, a threaded rear takedown pin detent hole for a 4-40 set screw, and a threaded bolt catch with a threaded roll pin. Additionally, the selector markings are compatible with 45, 60, or 90-degree safety selectors.

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