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Midwest Industries AR-15 Combat Rail 12.625" One Piece Free Float Hand Guard M-LOK/Picatinny 6061 Aluminum Hard Coat Anodized Finish Matte Black

$161.45
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
12in
Gun Part Type
Handguard
UPC
816537018094
MPN
MICRM12625

Overview

The Midwest Industries Combat Rail is a 12.625-inch, one-piece free-float handguard compatible with most AR-platform upper receivers. It is precision-machined from 6061 aluminum and weighs 9.9 ounces. The handguard features a continuous MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny top rail and seven sides of M-LOK adapter slots for versatile accessory mounting. The design includes two integral anti-rotation QD sling sockets and is fully dehorned and deburred. It measures 1.5 inches in outside diameter and 1.3 inches in inside diameter. The rail comes with a 4140 heat-treated barrel nut, a 4140 heat-treated torque plate, and a barrel nut wrench. This product is 100% made in the USA and is backed by a manufacturer's lifetime warranty.

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