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Midwest Handguard MI-RC-4.875, Black, Fits Ruger PC Charger, 4.875 in MI-RC-4.875

$119.12
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
4.875in
Gun Part Type
Handguard
Accessory Type
Grips & Stocks
UPC
812102033141
MPN
MIRC4875

Overview

The Midwest Industries handguard is a direct-fit rail system engineered specifically for the Ruger PC Charger platform with a 4.875-inch barrel length. Constructed from hard-coat anodized 6061-T6 aluminum in an anodized black finish, this lightweight combat rail provides a rigid mounting foundation while maintaining the maneuverability of the firearm. Featuring eight sides of functional M-LOK slots for 360-degree accessory mounting and two anti-rotation sling swivel sockets, the handguard allows for secure attachment of optics, lights, and other tactical gear. The low-profile design integrates seamlessly with the Ruger Charger geometry without interfering with the charging handle or standard optic mounting. Each unit includes a mounting block, mounting bolts, and a 5-slot M-LOK compatible rail section.

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