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Centurion Arms MK11 7.62 Billet Receiver Set

$529.95
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Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-10
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
MPN
MK11B762SET

Overview

The Centurion Arms MK11 7.62 Billet Receiver Set is engineered for SR-25 pattern semi-automatic AR-10 builds. CNC-machined from 7075-T6 aluminum and finished with a Type III Class 2 hardcoat black anodization, this set features a slick-side upper and a flared lower receiver with an integral winter trigger guard sized for gloved use. Additional details include a rear receiver tension screw to eliminate upper-and-lower wobble, 90-degree safety selector markings, a picatinny flat top, and hand de-burred edges. The lower weighs 9.5 oz, the upper weighs 11.3 oz, and all components are made in the U.S.A.

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