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Made in Montana by well-known manufacturer and training company Primal Defensive Strategies l.l.c.
Military, LEO, PMC personnel, hunters, competition shooters and serious enthusiasts, self-defense minded citizens are our customers using our 100% made in Montana USA weapons and products.
All weapons are function tested and shot with suppressors to ensure that they function properly suppressed. We are class 3 and SOT2 FFL7 licensed, routine contractors with research and development as well as infield, shop assessment of various weapons and systems using our 100% made in Montana USA weapons and products. We are class 3 and SOT2 FFL7 licensed, Routine contractors with research and development as well as infield, shop assessment of various weapons and systems. ,com
- PDS c-cut light weight hand guard
- Picatinny rail cover black
- Mil-spec upper receiver
- Primal Defensive Strategies custom mil spec lower receiver 7075-T6 aluminum-flared magwell
- Drop in 3.5 lb trigger
- Midwest Industries forward blast diffuser
- 16 inch ELD nitride barrel
- Magpul STR 6 way adjustable stock
- Magpul Moe pistol grip
- Breek Arms WARHAMMER MOD2 ambi charging handle ( great for suppressor use)
- Ambi safety selector
- Odin Works extended mag release
- direct gas impingement
- Enlarged trigger guard for easier access when wearing gloves
- Mil spec M16-cut full auto bolt carrier High quality BCG
- Machined from 8620 Tool Steel (Carrier) and 9310 Steel (Bolt)
- Carrier has forward assist serrations
- Black Nitride Finish - advanced lower friction coating that minimizes the need for lubricants and cleaning
- Properly staked gas key
- Shot peened
- HPT tested
- Black o-ring insert on extractor
- Comes with 1 -2ND AMEN 30 RD MAGAZINE
- We have many other rifles built in different configurations -please inquire
FUNCTION and ACCURACY TESTED- 1 MOA minimum at 100 yards
Normally $1500.00 MSRP
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