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Luth-AR 16 in Lightweight Barrel Complete Upper Receiver, 223 Remington, Black Finish, 15 in Palm Handguard Keymod, 1:9 Twist, Complete Barrel Assembly w/BCG, Fits AR-15 BAA3-L16

$404.89
Brand
Luth-AR
Color
Black
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
16in
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
812058030171
MPN
BAA3L16

Overview

The Luth-AR 16-inch Lightweight Complete Upper Assembly is chambered in .223 Remington and designed for AR-15 platforms. It features a 16-inch lightweight barrel made from 4140 chrome moly steel with a 1:9-inch twist rate. The assembly includes a low-profile gas system and is mated to a complete A3 flat-top upper receiver, which comes with a bolt carrier group, charging handle, forward assist, and ejection port cover. The upper is outfitted with a 15-inch Palm handguard featuring KeyMod slots and a top Picatinny rail for the attachment of optics and tactical accessories. This complete assembly is finished in black and is ready for installation onto a compatible lower receiver.

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