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Brownells is offering a great deal to our customers! We have paired up the Aero Precision M5 308 Winchester Assembled Upper Receiver with your choice of four different optics.
The R-ONE handguards are designed with size and weight in mind, while still providing plenty of real-estate to accommodate any attachment needs the end user may have. Aero’s proprietary ATLAS attachment system is a durable and dependable mounting platform, maintaining a slim profile while still providing the strength and stability customers have grown to love from Aero Precision handguards.
INCLUDES:
- M5 Assembled Upper Receiver
- ATLAS R-ONE Handguard of choice
- 16" .308 CMV Barrel, Mid-Length
- Low Profile Gas Block and Mid-Length Gas Tube
- Product comes assembled
- This complete upper does not include a BCG or Charging Handle.
M5 ASSEMBLED UPPER FEATURES:
- Forged from 7075 T6 aluminum
- M4 Feedramps
- .2795 takedown pin holes
- Laser engraved T-marks (Anodized Only)
- DPMS High Profile (.210) Tang)
- Includes port door and forward assist
ATLAS R-ONE HANDGUARD FEATURES:
- Full top picatinny rail for optional attachments
- Quick disconnect sling socket at the 3, 6 and 9 o'clock positions
- Compatible with low profile gas blocks
- 1.5" Inside diameter
- 1.75" Outside diameter
- Compatible with AR-308 Upper Receivers with a thread pitch of 1-7/16 x 16 along with a DPMS High Profile (.210) Tang Rail
16" .308 CMV BARREL FEATURES:
- Twist: 1 in 10
- Threading: 5/8 x 24
- Material: 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium
- Finish: QPQ Corrosion Resistant
- Gas Block Journal: .750
- Gas System Length: Mid-Length
- DPMS Barrel Extension
- HP and MPI Tested
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- Brownells
- Category:
- upper-receiver
- Platforms:
- AR-15
- Weight:
- 36 oz (2.25 lbs)
- Length:
- 16.0"
- MPN:
- NONE
- Required Component:
- Yes
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