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Geissele Automatics MK14 Free Float AR-15 Handguard - M-LOK - 15" - BLEMULA

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Brand
Geissele Automatics
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
MPN
05575BBLEM

Overview

The Geissele Automatics MK14 Super Modular Rail is an AR-15 handguard precision-machined from robust 7000-series aluminum and protected by a durable Type III hardcoat black anodized finish. Featuring a slim diameter, a 1.27" inside diameter, a 1.52" outside diameter, and an overall length of 15 inches, the MK14 offers a smaller overall height and installed weight of 13.2 oz. It provides a full-length Picatinny top rail alongside versatile M-LOK mounting slots for lights, grips, and optics. The rail secures to the upper receiver via an included 2.25-inch Geissele barrel nut.

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