Great Lakes Firearms GL10LA65PRCSSBLK GLFA 6.5 PRC AR-10 5+1 24″ Stainless Steel Black

SKU: TSW|171442UPC: 638457793079Mfr. Part #: GL10LA65PRCSSBLK

$1,243.99

Great Lakes Firearms GL10LA65PRCSSBLK GLFA 6.5 PRC AR-10 5+1 24″ Stainless Steel Black

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Description

Great Lakes Rifles features an M-LOK Rail; aluminum billet upper and lower receiver; threaded barrel with 5/8″x24 threads; Cerakote finish; rifle length gas tube; Hogue fixed stock, polymer grip and trigger. Includes magazine.

Additional information

upc

638457793079

manufacturer

Great Lakes

Manufacturer Part Number

GL10LA65PRCSSBLK

Action

Semi-Auto

ATF Type

MODERN SPORTING RIFLE

Barrel Length

24"

Caliber/Gauge

6.5 PRC

Capacity

5 + 1

Length

41.7000

Rate of Twist

1:8"

Safety

Thumb

Shipping Weight

14.0

Sights

No

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