GLFA 223 Wylde Braced Pistol .223 Wylde 30rd Magazine 7.5″ Stainless Steel Charcoal Green Finish

SKU: TSW|183072UPC: 638457794946Mfr. Part #: GL15223SSPBCHG

$686.00

GLFA 223 Wylde Braced Pistol .223 Wylde 30rd Magazine 7.5″ Stainless Steel Charcoal Green Finish

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Description

Features:

  • Action: Semi-Automatic
  • Ambidextrous Safety: No
  • Barrel: 7.5 inch 1:8 Twist Heavy Barrel (HBAR) – Either 416R SS or 4150 CRMOV Nitride 1/2 x 28 threads
  • Brace: Yes
  • Caliber: .223 Wylde (Shoots both .223 REM and 5.56 NATO)
  • Feed Ramps: M4
  • Finish: Cerakote
  • Frame Material: Aluminum 7075
  • Gas System: 0.750 Gas Block (Black Oxide) and Pistol Gas Tube
  • Grip: Mil-spec Polymer
  • Handguard: 7.125" Aluminum 6061 – Full picatinny rail
  • Magazine Capacity: 30 Round
  • Mags included: 1
  • Muzzle Brake: Included – Designed to be 6 degrees forward wrench tightened w/o Loctite
  • Sights: None
  • Trigger: Milspec 5.5-6 lb pull
  • Upper Receiver: 7075
  • Overall Length: 23.5”
  • Weight: 5.0 lbs

Additional information

upc

638457794946

manufacturer

Great Lakes

Manufacturer Part Number

GL15223SSPBCHG

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

7.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 Wylde

Capacity

30 + 1

Safety

Selector Switch

Shipping Weight

7.5

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