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Samson Evolution Series LR-308 Customizable Handguard 12.5" Black

$154.97
Brand
Samson
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
851725003827

Overview

The Samson Evolution Series LR-308 handguard is a 12.5-inch free-float rail constructed from 6010 T6 aluminum with a Mil-Spec hard-coat anodized finish. It attaches using an included proprietary barrel nut, and the rail system is secured by two locking tabs to prevent rotation. The continuous top Picatinny rail is relieved to accommodate aftermarket piston conversion systems and allows for the mounting of same-plane iron sights. The handguard has an outer diameter of 1.8 inches and an inner diameter of 1.56 inches, allowing most suppressors to fit underneath. It includes two 2-inch and one 4-inch customizable Picatinny rail sections. The extended design features a front sight cutout, enabling the lower portion of the handguard to extend past the sides of the front sight post.

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