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DPMS DP51655142601 18″308 NIT MLOK UPPER BCG&CH

Name: DPMS DP51655142601 18″308 NIT MLOK UPPER BCG&CH
Brand: DPMS
Availability: OutOfStock

$559.99

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Brand: DPMS Panther Arms
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: AR-10
Barrel Length: 18in
Gun Part Type: Upper Receiver
UPC: 810141220430
MPN: DP51655142601

Overview

The DPMS Panther Arms .308 Win upper receiver assembly features an 18-inch black nitride barrel with an A2 profile, a 1:10 twist rate, and a mid-length gas system paired with a 3-position adjustable click-switch gas block. The forged 7075-T6 aluminum receiver is finished with black hardcoat anodizing and houses a 15-inch Panther Arms M-LOK free-float handguard, an A2-style muzzle device, a Toolcraft bolt carrier group with a 9310 steel bolt and nitride 8620 carrier, and a 7075-T6 aluminum charging handle.

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