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DPMS Bull 20 Rifle | 60509

Name: DPMS Bull 20 Rifle | 60509
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$745.75

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Category: Firearms
Platform: AR-15
Action Type: Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type: Rifle
Barrel Length: 20in
UPC: 884451000143

Overview

The DPMS Bull 20 is a semi-automatic rifle featuring a 20-inch 416 stainless steel bull barrel with 6 grooves and a 1:9-inch right-hand twist. The rifle utilizes a gas-operated rotating bolt and an 8620 steel bolt carrier. Both the upper and lower receivers are constructed from 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum, with the upper featuring an A3 flattop, dust cover, and shell deflector. The lower includes a standard trigger group, aluminum trigger guard, and aluminum magazine release. It is equipped with a black Zytel A2-style stock featuring a trap door assembly and free-float aluminum handguards.

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