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Daniel Defense M4A1, Upper, Complete Upper Receiver, 556NATO, 14.5 in Pinned (16 in OAL), Daniel Defense M4A1 FSP Rail Interface System Rail, Carbine Length Gas System, Surefire SF3P Flash Hider, M16

$1506.00
Brand
Daniel Defense
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
14.5in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
818773021869
MPN
2300409376

Overview

The Daniel Defense M4A1 Complete Upper Receiver Group is inspired by the USSOCOM SOPMOD Block II and built for demanding tactical applications. Chambered in 5.56mm NATO, it features a 14.5-inch M4 profile barrel with a pinned Surefire SF3P flash hider/suppressor adapter, achieving a 16-inch overall length. The upper utilizes a carbine-length gas system and incorporates the M4A1 FSP RIS II Picatinny quad rail in Flat Dark Earth. Additional components include a Mil-Spec F-marked front sight base, an A1.5 fixed rear sight, an M16 profile full-auto bolt carrier group, and a rail-mounted QD swivel attachment point with a QD swivel.

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