H&R TIA A2 10″ 556 PISTOL 30RD BLACK

SKU: RSR|HARHR51655158872UPC: 810141222700Mfr. Part #: HR51655158872

$1,256.99

H&R TIA A2 10″ 556 PISTOL 30RD BLACK

Available to order: 7 in stock

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  1. Buy online. Pay securely by card at checkout.
  2. Pick up in Greenville. Choose In Store Pickup at checkout, then bring a valid photo ID to 2510 Hemphill St. and fill out the ATF Form 4473 at our counter.
  3. Or ship to your local FFL. Pick your dealer at checkout. They may charge a transfer fee, so check with them first.

Layaway available: reserve it for $340.17 down (25% with tax), with no fee if paid off within 30 days. Layaway details

Questions? Call (903) 259-6600.

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Description

This pistol features the all-new Harrington & Richardson ,HAR-15″ Adjustable Pistol Brace. This brace keeps you compliant while maintaining the classic aesthetic. The HAR-15 Pistol Stabilizing Brace is injection-molded polymer, adjustable, and includes a QD attachment point.

Additional information

upc

810141222700

manufacturer

H&R

Manufacturer Part Number

HR51655158872

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

10"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

30

Model

TIA

Product Type

AR

Safety

Manual Safety

Shipping Weight

8.2

Sights

Iron Sights

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