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Spikes Tactical AR-15 Lower Receiver - Spider Logo - Bullet - Stripped Lower - BLEM

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Brand
Spike's Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
MPN
STLS019BLEM

Overview

The Spike's Tactical Spider stripped lower receiver is forged from 7075-T6 aluminum and hardcoat anodized for durability. It features the Spike's Spider logo engraved on the left side of the magwell and includes bullet pictogram selector markings. This receiver is multi-caliber marked and features a low-shelf design, making it compatible with RDIAS. Built to mil-spec dimensions, this receiver is designed to provide a tight, consistent fit with standard AR-15 lower parts kits and upper receivers. This unit is designated as a cosmetic blemish, meaning it may show minor surface imperfections, but it is guaranteed to be fully functional and retains the original manufacturer warranty for all non-cosmetic issues.

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