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Sons of Liberty Gun Works L89 Free Float AR-15 Handguard - M-LOK - 13.75"

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Brand
Sons of Liberty Gun Works
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Handguard
UPC
657628674221

Overview

The Sons of Liberty Gun Works L89 Drivelock handguard is a 13.75-inch free-float AR-15 rail finished in black Mil-Spec Type III hard anodizing with a NiAc seal. Utilizing the Drivelock barrel nut system, it provides a rigid, repeatable lockup to the upper receiver to maintain zero on mounted optics and lasers during sustained fire. The handguard features seven-sided M-LOK attachment slots, two integrated steel limited-rotation QD sling sockets, maximized cooling slots beneath the 12 o'clock rail, and engraved T-marks for precise accessory alignment.

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