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FightLite Industries MCR556DFRM Dual Feed Complete Upper Receiver 5.56x45mm 16.25" Barrel M-LOK Handguard

$5978.19
Brand
Fightlite Industries
Color
Anodized Black
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
16.25in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
859714006910
MPN
MCR556DFRM

Overview

The FightLite Industries MCR556DFRM is a complete, dual-feed 5.56x45mm NATO upper receiver assembly designed for compatibility with standard AR-15/M16 mil-spec lower receivers. It features a 16.25-inch quick-change barrel system and a short-stroke gas piston operation for reliability in adverse conditions. The assembly includes an M-LOK co-planar handguard with a rail-interface system, and is finished in manganese phosphate and Type III Class 2 hardcoat anodize with dry film lubricant on critical high-friction surfaces. The unit is capable of utilizing both standard AR15/M16 box magazines and M27 linked ammunition.

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