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CMMG MK9 Bolt Catch Fits Kahr MK9

$10.98
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Brand
CMMG
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
810046231432
MPN
90CA572

Overview

The CMMG Mk9 bolt catch is a critical component precision-machined for the Mk9 variant of the AR-9 platform. This assembly serves as the mechanical interface that holds the bolt carrier group to the rear after the magazine is emptied, allowing for rapid reloads. Engineered to CMMG’s standards, the part is designed for consistent engagement with the bolt carrier and reliable performance during tactical or competitive use. The durable, lightweight construction resists corrosion and is built to withstand repeated manipulation cycles.

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