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Luth-AR Stripped NC15 Forged Upper Receiver FTT-EA, Manufactured from 7075-T6 Aluminum, Hard-Coat Anodized

$78.76
Brand
Luth-AR
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
859819007799
MPN
FTTEA

Overview

The Luth-AR Stripped NC15 Forged Upper Receiver (FTT-EA) is precision-machined from a 7075-T6 aluminum forging and finished with a hard-coat anodized black coating for a tough, scratch-resistant surface. Designed for .223 Remington builds, this A3 flattop upper features an M4-type feed ramp, a 12-position Picatinny accessory rail for mounting optics and flip-up sights, an integrated shell deflector, a forward assist housing, and a ready ejection port cover interface.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

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Customer Sentiment

Customers frequently reported significant dimensional inaccuracies, stating that the upper receivers were out of specification and caused alignment, fitting, and bolt function issues that did not occur with other brands.

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