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Rival Arms RA50G121T Guide Rod Assembly Tungsten Stainless Steel for Glock 17 Gen5

Name: Rival Arms RA50G121T Guide Rod Assembly Tungsten Stainless Steel for Glock 17 Gen5
Brand: Rival Arms
Availability: InStock

$69.99

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Brand: Rival Arms
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Slide
UPC: 788130031629
MPN: RA50G121T

Overview

The Rival Arms RA50G121T guide rod assembly is a drop-in upgrade specifically designed for the Glock 17 Gen5. Constructed from tungsten, this assembly offers superior density compared to the factory steel component, which assists in improved recoil management and slide velocity. This unit comes fully assembled and features a premium spring at stock weight, ensuring that the firearm's original cycling behavior and trigger pull remain unchanged. It is designed for easy installation without the need for a gunsmith.

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