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Fortis License Gen II AR15 Ambidextrous Stripped Lower Receiver, 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem, Black Anodized Carbon Fiber

$237.45
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Brand
Fortis Manufacturing
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
810103343221

Overview

The Fortis Manufacturing License Gen 2 is a stripped AR-15 lower receiver machined from 7075-T6 billet aluminum. This Gen 2 model features integrated carbon fiber for enhanced design and weight reduction, with a total weight of 8 ounces. Key features include an ambidextrous magazine release, a bolt release on the strong side, an oversized trigger guard, and a flared magwell with serrations. The receiver is finished with a Military Specification Type III hard-coat anodization, includes a receiver tension screw, and features markings for a 45-degree safety lever.

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