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Bootleg Stripped Upper/Lower Receiver Set, 223 Remington/556 NATO, Ambidextrous, Anodized Finish, Black BP-ULR-1

$329.28
Brand
Bootleg
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
850008671203

Overview

The Bootleg Stripped Upper/Lower Receiver Set is designed for the AR-15 platform, offering a robust foundation for building in .223 Remington/5.56 NATO. Both receivers are machined from 7075 billet aluminum and feature a durable, MIL-SPEC hard-anodized black finish. The set includes a fully enclosed trigger guard and a lightly flared magazine well for improved handling. Key features include an ambidextrous bolt release knob and threaded hex-headed pins for simplified installation and maintenance. A hex head adjustable set screw allows for a custom, secure fit between the lower receiver and any MIL-SPEC upper. The system includes essential installation parts and is compatible with standard MIL-SPEC lower parts kits, providing a reliable and flexible configuration for diverse build requirements.

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