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KAK KF-15 Forged Stripped Lower Receiver Anodized Flat Dark Earth

Name: KAK KF-15 Forged Stripped Lower Receiver Anodized Flat Dark Earth
Brand: KAK Industry
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Brand: KAK
Color: Flat Dark Earth
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: AR-15
Action Type: Semi-Automatic
Gun Part Type: Lower Receiver
UPC: 811163036870
MPN: MO8010604001F

Overview

The KAK KF-15 stripped lower receiver provides a reliable foundation for custom AR-15 builds, machined from high-quality U.S.-produced 7075-T6 forgings and finished in a Type 3 Class II hard coat anodized flat dark earth. It features an M4-style fire control group pocket, a flared magwell for faster reloads, and is threaded to accept an upper receiver tensioning screw. Complete with pictogram selector markings on both sides, this semi-automatic platform is designed to accept all mil-spec sized lower receiver components.

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