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Lancer Systems LCH7 LR-308 M-LOK Handguard 13" Carbon Fiber 18TPI

$283.99
Brand
Lancer Systems
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-10
Barrel Length
13in
Gun Part Type
Handguard
UPC
738435619701

Overview

The Lancer Systems LCH7 is a lightweight, 13-inch free-float handguard designed for LR-308 and DPMS High or Armalite AR-style rifles chambered in .308 Winchester / 7.62x51mm with upper receivers threaded for 16 or 18 threads per inch. It features an octagonal carbon fiber tube combined with 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum components to deliver an exceptionally rigid, strong, and lightweight platform. The handguard utilizes a two-piece barrel nut assembly, securing the carbon fiber forend with screws to an upper receiver extension, and incorporates an aluminum end-cap to protect against rough handling. Cooling slots are integrated to manage barrel temperatures, alongside M-LOK compatibility and 6 o'clock slots for accessory rails or a sling swivel stud to attach a bipod. Installation requires the removal of the rifle barrel.

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