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Command Arms MCK26/27GEN2 MCK 2.0 Conversion Kit with Gen2 Stabilizer Black for Glock 26,27

$217.89
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Brand
Command Arms
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
814716017821

Overview

The Command Arms MCK 2.0 (Micro Conversion Kit) is a lightweight and sturdy conversion platform featuring a polymer body paired with an aluminum barrel shroud. Designed to provide fast assembly and disassembly for handguns including Glock, Smith & Wesson, and Sig Sauer, the MCK improves shooting accuracy significantly at extended ranges. The included extended stabilizer enables one-handed firing and comes equipped with a Velcro strap fastener to provide a custom fit for any user.

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