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Daniel Defense RIS III M-LOK Free-Float Rail Interface System 10.50", Black

$510.72
Brand
Daniel Defense
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
10.5in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
818773023061
MPN
0100403261006

Overview

The Daniel Defense RIS III is a free-float rail interface system for the AR-15 platform, featuring a 10.5-inch length and an anodized black finish. Building upon the proven two-piece design used by U.S. SOCOM, the RIS III incorporates M-LOK attachment points at seven different positions along the handguard, offering versatile mounting options while reducing overall weight. Constructed from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum, the rail system includes an uninterrupted upper Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny rail. It utilizes a secure 6-bolt bolt-up system with Grade 8 military specification fasteners. The design is backward compatible with the RIS II bolt-up system, utilizing the same barrel nut and plate, and is fully compatible with the RIS II lower rail. Integral QD swivel attachment points are provided on both sides of the handguard.

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