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Franklin Armory Reformation RS7 Handgun .300 Blackout 30rd Magazine 7.5″ NRS Barrel Custom Tuned Trigger Black GCA firearm NON-NFA

$880.38
Brand
Franklin Armory
Color
Black
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Capacity
30
Category
Firearms
Platform
AR-15
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
7.5in
UPC
818725013614
MPN
0010047BLK

Overview

The Franklin Armory Reformation RS7 is a non-NFA firearm chambered in .300 Blackout, featuring a 7.5-inch full contour barrel with a 5/8"-24 thread pitch and a straight-cut land and groove NRS (Not a Rifle or Shotgun) design. Built on an FAI lower receiver with a black finish, it includes a pistol-length gas system, a low-profile gas block, and a Triumvir flash hider. Controls and furniture comprise a custom-tuned trigger, standard charging handle, salt bath nitride bolt carrier, a 7-inch FST M-LOK handguard, an optic-ready upper, a B5 Systems Bravo stock, a B5 Systems P-Grip, and a B5 Systems VFG. It ships with a 30-round magazine.

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