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Faxon Firearms Match Series Barreled AR-15 Upper Receiver - 6mm ARC - 16"

$552.00
Brand
Faxon Firearms
Color
Black
Caliber
6mm ARC
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
16in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
810209950880

Overview

The Faxon Firearms Match Series Barreled Upper is a 16-inch upper receiver assembly chambered in 6mm ARC. It is built around a Faxon Match Series Gunner-profile 416-R stainless steel barrel, which features 5R button rifling, an 11-degree recessed target crown, and a salt-bath nitride finish. The assembly includes a mid-length gas system with a fixed .750-inch low-profile gas block. The upper features a 15-inch Faxon Streamline free-float M-LOK handguard and a MuzzLok ported flash hider finished in nitride. This assembly is designed for precision builders and is compatible with any Mil-Spec AR-15 lower receiver using a Type 2 bolt face. Please note that a bolt carrier group and charging handle are not included.

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