Alexander Arms RST17 Standard 17 HMR 10+1 18″ Fluted Barrel, Black Hard Coat Anodized Metal Finish, EFX Black Stock, Optics Ready

SKU: TSW|118735UPC: 819511021240Mfr. Part #: RST17

$1,209.99

Alexander Arms RST17 Standard 17 HMR 10+1 18″ Fluted Barrel, Black Hard Coat Anodized Metal Finish, EFX Black Stock, Optics Ready

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Description

This model of the Standard rifle is chambered in .17 HMR, and features a black finish. It has an 18″ barrel with an A2 flash hider muzzle device, and has a twist rate of 1:9″. It features a TACSTAR carbon fiber handguard, M4 stock, and a Velocity 3lb trigger.

Additional information

upc

819511021240

manufacturer

Alexander Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

RST17

Action

Semi-Auto

ATF Type

MODERN SPORTING RIFLE

Barrel Length

18"

Caliber/Gauge

.17 HMR

Capacity

10 + 1

Length

38.9000

Rate of Twist

1:9"

Safety

Manual

Sights

Picatinny Rail

State Restriction (CA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA

State Restriction (IL)

NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA

Barrel Finish

Stainless

Thread Pattern

1/2"-28 tpi

Units per Box

1

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